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The clause establishes the operational procedure through which Dropbox implements California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) data access and deletion rights, specifying the submission channels that trigger Dropbox's obligation to respond to such requests.
This provision establishes that users may exercise CCPA-authorized data access and deletion rights by using the designated request submission links, thereby activating Dropbox's procedural obligations to process and respond to such requests under applicable law.
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The clause establishes the operational procedure through which Dropbox implements California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) data access and deletion rights, specifying the submission channels that trigger Dropbox's obligation to respond to such requests.
This provision establishes that users may exercise CCPA-authorized data access and deletion rights by using the designated request submission links, thereby activating Dropbox's procedural obligations to process and respond to such requests under applicable law.
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