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"if after working together Customer reasonably determines that the issue cannot be remedied, OpenAI will stop Processing the affected Customer Data upon written instruction from Customer.Excerpt from OpenAI's Data Processing Addendum
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The clause states: “if after working together Customer reasonably determines that the issue cannot be remedied, OpenAI will stop Processing the affected Customer Data upon written instruction from Customer.”
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