“Customer Data processed through the use of the CS Service is and will remain, owned by Customer.”
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Customers retain legal ownership of their data despite it being processed by Contentsquare, which limits Contentsquare's proprietary claims over that data.
You own your Customer Data before, during, and after it is processed through the CS Service.
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"Customer Data processed through the use of the CS Service is and will remain, owned by Customer.Excerpt from Heap's Contentsquare Master Service Agreement
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Customers retain legal ownership of their data despite it being processed by Contentsquare, which limits Contentsquare's proprietary claims over that data.
You own your Customer Data before, during, and after it is processed through the CS Service.
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