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"we'll give you reasonable prior notice so that you can export Your Stuff from our systems (we will give you no less than 30 days' notice where possible under the circumstances).Excerpt from Dropbox's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “we'll give you reasonable prior notice so that you can export Your Stuff from our systems (we will give you no less than 30 days' notice where possible under the circumstances).”
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