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You have the right to object to our processing of your Data, for example, in case we process your data for direct marketing purposes, as permitted under applicable laws.
The right to withdraw consent previously provided for consent-based handling of information (without affecting the lawfulness of prior use and disclosure of the information).
"Where we process your Personal Data for direct marketing purposes or share it with third parties for their own direct marketing purposes, you can exercise your right to object at any time...without having to provide any specific reason...Excerpt from Salesforce's Privacy Statement
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The clause states: “Where we process your Personal Data for direct marketing purposes or share it with third parties for their own direct marketing purposes, you can exercise your right to object at any time...without having to provide any specific reason...”
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