When an individual creates an account using an email address associated with an organization (employer, school, or other group), the organization retains the right to access, view, restrict, merge, or terminate that account.
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This provision establishes that individual accounts created with organizational email addresses are subject to organizational control, including account termination and merging, which can affect access to User Content and subscription status without the individual user's affirmative consent.
The agreement establishes that individuals who create accounts using organizational email addresses (such as employer or school addresses) grant that organization the right to access, view, restrict, merge, or terminate the account, including any associated User Content.
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Compare across platforms →"If you are an individual and you create an Account using an email address that belongs to your employer, school, or other group, such as a church or sports team (an "Organization"), your use of our Services under that Account is subject to that Organization's control. As such, you acknowledge that the Organization may access, view, restrict, merge, or terminate your Account (each, an "Account Control Action").Excerpt from Grammarly's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes that individual accounts created with organizational email addresses are subject to organizational control, including account termination and merging, which can affect access to User Content and subscription status without the individual user's affirmative consent.
The agreement establishes that individuals who create accounts using organizational email addresses (such as employer or school addresses) grant that organization the right to access, view, restrict, merge, or terminate the account, including any associated User Content.
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