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"Request to erase or delete your personal information that we hold. There may be certain circumstances that prevent us from fully deleting your information at the time of the request due to legal or regulatory reasons.Excerpt from MyFitnessPal's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Request to erase or delete your personal information that we hold. There may be certain circumstances that prevent us from fully deleting your information at the time of the request due to legal or regulatory reasons.”
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