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This clause confirms a formal regulatory escalation path for EEA and UK individuals, giving them recourse beyond Salesforce's own complaint-handling process.
A reader in the EEA or UK who is unsatisfied with Salesforce's response to their complaint may escalate that complaint to a competent supervisory authority.
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This clause confirms a formal regulatory escalation path for EEA and UK individuals, giving them recourse beyond Salesforce's own complaint-handling process.
A reader in the EEA or UK who is unsatisfied with Salesforce's response to their complaint may escalate that complaint to a competent supervisory authority.
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