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"We use Service Data to provide technical support for Cloud Services that you and our customers request, and to assess whether we have met your needs. We also use Service Data to improve our technical support, inform you and our customers about updates...Excerpt from Google Cloud's Privacy
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The clause states: “We use Service Data to provide technical support for Cloud Services that you and our customers request, and to assess whether we have met your needs. We also use Service Data to improve our technical support, inform you and our customers about updates...”
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