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"if Personal Data is required to be deleted pursuant to this Section 5.4 and it is not commercially reasonable or technically feasible to delete only such Personal Data...other Visitor Data processed through the use of the CS Service may be deleted in the process.Excerpt from Heap's Contentsquare Master Service Agreement
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The clause states: “if Personal Data is required to be deleted pursuant to this Section 5.4 and it is not commercially reasonable or technically feasible to delete only such Personal Data...other Visitor Data processed through the use of the CS Service may be deleted in the process.”
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