“Object to the processing of your data. We will stop processing your data.”
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The clause establishes both a user right to object and an unconditional commitment by Ledger to cease processing, with no stated exceptions or conditions.
Interpretive note: The excerpt states the stop-processing commitment without any stated conditions or exceptions. However, the two sentences may represent two related but independent propositions (the right to object, and the consequence of stopping). Both are closely linked and treated here as the primary claim together. It is also possible that conditions or exceptions exist elsewhere in the policy that are not captured in this excerpt.
The reader may object to Ledger's processing of their data, and Ledger commits to stopping that processing.
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The clause establishes both a user right to object and an unconditional commitment by Ledger to cease processing, with no stated exceptions or conditions.
The reader may object to Ledger's processing of their data, and Ledger commits to stopping that processing.
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