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To determine the appropriate retention period for personal information, we consider the amount, nature, and sensitivity of the information, the potential risk of harm from unauthorized use or disclosure of the information...
We may need to keep your data for longer than our specified retention periods to honor your requests, including to continue keeping you opted out of marketing emails, or to comply with legal, regulatory, accounting...
We also retain your information for as long as necessary to achieve the purposes described in this Privacy Policy, for example, to comply with our legal obligations, protect us in the event of disputes, enforce our agreements...
"Any retention period required for our compliance with legal, regulatory, or government requirements, including the period during which civil claims or regulatory actions may be filed or otherwise commenced and the period needed to resolve ongoing legal proceedings...Excerpt from DoorDash's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Any retention period required for our compliance with legal, regulatory, or government requirements, including the period during which civil claims or regulatory actions may be filed or otherwise commenced and the period needed to resolve ongoing legal proceedings...”
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