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"Customer acknowledges and agrees that it is responsible for certain configurations and design decisions for the Services and for implementing such configurations and design decisions...in a manner that complies with applicable Data Protection Laws.Excerpt from OpenAI's Data Processing Addendum
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The clause states: “Customer acknowledges and agrees that it is responsible for certain configurations and design decisions for the Services and for implementing such configurations and design decisions...in a manner that complies with applicable Data Protection Laws.”
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