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"In the event Docusign terminates these Terms owing to any actual or suspected fraudulent or other unlawful use...Docusign may retain certain information of such terminated Account and use the retained information for its internal purposesExcerpt from DocuSign's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “In the event Docusign terminates these Terms owing to any actual or suspected fraudulent or other unlawful use...Docusign may retain certain information of such terminated Account and use the retained information for its internal purposes”
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