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Individual users acting on behalf of an organization do not own the accounts they use; ownership and control rests with the organization, which may alter or restrict the user's access.
Interpretive note: The excerpt does not define what 'certain actions' the organization may take, leaving the scope of organizational control over user access indeterminate.
If you use MetaMask on behalf of your organization, your organization—not you—owns the associated accounts and may take certain actions affecting your access or ability to use the Offerings.
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Authorized Users may not make their individual accounts accessible to other Customer personnel or to third parties
If you are the parent or legal guardian of a child who will access PlayStation Services, you are responsible for creating a Child Account for them.
A paid Organization may only provide access to as many Personal Accounts as your subscription allows.
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"If you're using the Offerings on behalf of your organization, your organization owns the associated accounts and may take certain actions in respect to your access or abilities to use the Offerings.— Excerpt from MetaMask's MetaMask Privacy Policy
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Individual users acting on behalf of an organization do not own the accounts they use; ownership and control rests with the organization, which may alter or restrict the user's access.
If you use MetaMask on behalf of your organization, your organization—not you—owns the associated accounts and may take certain actions affecting your access or ability to use the Offerings.
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