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Readers are not automatically informed of the substance of Clause 14(c) updates; they must take an affirmative step to obtain details about changes that may affect cross-border data transfer assessments.
The reader must actively reach out to Snowflake to learn the details of any Clause 14(c)-related update; updated information is not pushed to them.
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Readers are not automatically informed of the substance of Clause 14(c) updates; they must take an affirmative step to obtain details about changes that may affect cross-border data transfer assessments.
The reader must actively reach out to Snowflake to learn the details of any Clause 14(c)-related update; updated information is not pushed to them.
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