“Any violations of the Acceptable Use Policy by a customer can result in immediate suspension or termination of the Subscription Service.”
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Any AUP violation—without a materiality threshold or prior notice requirement stated here—can trigger immediate loss of service access.
Interpretive note: The word 'can' indicates possibility rather than certainty, leaving discretion with HubSpot. The excerpt does not state whether notice is required or whether all violations are treated equally. No materiality threshold is specified.
The updated policy removes email engagement tracking (email opens, clicks, bounces) from HubSpot's data collection practices, meaning this category of behavioral data will no longer be collected through emails sent via HubSpot's platform. The policy now explicitly authorizes individuals to request removal of their personal data from HubSpot's commercial dataset by completing and submitting a form. You can submit a data removal request through the form referenced in the policy to have your information removed from HubSpot's commercial dataset.
View change record →A violation of the Acceptable Use Policy may result in immediate loss of access to the Subscription Service, with no stated grace period.
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"Any violations of the Acceptable Use Policy by a customer can result in immediate suspension or termination of the Subscription Service.Excerpt from HubSpot's Privacy Policy
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Any AUP violation—without a materiality threshold or prior notice requirement stated here—can trigger immediate loss of service access.
A violation of the Acceptable Use Policy may result in immediate loss of access to the Subscription Service, with no stated grace period.
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