“Customer shall use the CS Service in accordance with all applicable laws, including any Applicable Data Protection Laws. Customer acknowledges and agrees that it is Customer's responsibility to ensure that Customer's use of the CS Service complies with all Applicable Data Protection Laws...”
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Legal compliance risk under data protection law is placed on the customer, not Contentsquare, with respect to the customer's use of the service.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains a broader obligation to comply with all applicable laws; the canonical claim focuses on the more specific and primary data protection responsibility acknowledged by the customer.
Customers must independently ensure their use of the CS Service satisfies all Applicable Data Protection Laws; Contentsquare does not assume that responsibility.
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Legal compliance risk under data protection law is placed on the customer, not Contentsquare, with respect to the customer's use of the service.
Customers must independently ensure their use of the CS Service satisfies all Applicable Data Protection Laws; Contentsquare does not assume that responsibility.
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