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The explicit statement that managed data belongs to the customer, not Salesforce, directly addresses data ownership and control, which has significant implications for data rights and use.
Interpretive note: The canonical claim merges two closely related but technically independent propositions (customer control and customer ownership of data) because they are inseparable in establishing the primary legal effect. Model ownership is referenced ('data and models') in the control statement but not addressed in the ownership statement, which refers only to 'data'.
Readers retain control over their data and models at all times, and the data Salesforce Einstein manages on their behalf is established as belonging to them, not to Salesforce.
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"We enable customers to remain in control of their data and models at all times. The data we manage does not belong to Salesforce—it belongs to the customer.Excerpt from Salesforce Einstein's Salesforce Trusted AI Principles
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The explicit statement that managed data belongs to the customer, not Salesforce, directly addresses data ownership and control, which has significant implications for data rights and use.
Readers retain control over their data and models at all times, and the data Salesforce Einstein manages on their behalf is established as belonging to them, not to Salesforce.
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