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The clause frames compliance as a commitment tied to laws that are described as evolving, meaning the specific obligations Equifax is bound to may change over time as those laws develop.
Interpretive note: The clause uses the language of commitment rather than a concrete enforceable obligation. The reference to 'evolving' laws means the specific content of the commitment is inherently variable and undefined at any fixed point in time.
Equifax has stated it will meet its obligations under current and future data-control laws in the United States and internationally, though those obligations may shift as laws evolve.
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The clause frames compliance as a commitment tied to laws that are described as evolving, meaning the specific obligations Equifax is bound to may change over time as those laws develop.
Equifax has stated it will meet its obligations under current and future data-control laws in the United States and internationally, though those obligations may shift as laws evolve.
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