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This clause places full legal responsibility on the advertiser to ensure their data sharing is lawfully grounded, meaning any compliance failure — including by a third-party data provider — is the advertiser's contractual liability.
Meta requires advertisers to warrant upfront that all data they share is legally authorized, exposing advertisers to liability if that warranty proves false.
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"You represent and warrant that you (and any data provider that you may use) have all of the necessary rights and permissions and a lawful basis (in compliance with all applicable laws, regulations and industry guidelines) for the disclosure and use of Business Tool Data.Excerpt from Meta's Business Tools Terms
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This clause places full legal responsibility on the advertiser to ensure their data sharing is lawfully grounded, meaning any compliance failure — including by a third-party data provider — is the advertiser's contractual liability.
Meta requires advertisers to warrant upfront that all data they share is legally authorized, exposing advertisers to liability if that warranty proves false.
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