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This clause establishes the operational conditions under which Snowflake may unilaterally suspend service access without advance notice or cure period. The authorization covers financial delinquency, security and liability concerns, and prohibited conduct, creating defined suspension triggers in the service agreement.
Customers' continued access to the Services is conditioned on meeting payment obligations, maintaining account security, and complying with usage restrictions outlined in the terms. Suspension can occur immediately upon notice without opportunity to remedy the triggering condition in cases of security risk, liability exposure, or illegal or fraudulent use.
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"Snowflake may suspend Customer's access to the Services immediately upon notice if: (i) Customer's account is thirty (30) or more days past due; (ii) Customer's use of the Services poses a security risk to the Services or any third party; (iii) Customer's use of the Services could subject Snowflake or any third party to liability; (iv) Customer's use of the Services is fraudulent or illegal.— Excerpt from Snowflake's Snowflake Terms of Service
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This clause establishes the operational conditions under which Snowflake may unilaterally suspend service access without advance notice or cure period. The authorization covers financial delinquency, security and liability concerns, and prohibited conduct, creating defined suspension triggers in the service agreement.
Customers' continued access to the Services is conditioned on meeting payment obligations, maintaining account security, and complying with usage restrictions outlined in the terms. Suspension can occur immediately upon notice without opportunity to remedy the triggering condition in cases of security risk, liability exposure, or illegal or fraudulent use.
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