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The right to retrieve Customer Data is time-limited to 30 days and conditioned on written notice, meaning data may become inaccessible if the customer fails to act promptly or provide proper notice.
The customer must provide written notice to Snowflake and act within 30 calendar days of termination or expiration to retrieve their data; the access is restricted solely to retrieval.
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The right to retrieve Customer Data is time-limited to 30 days and conditioned on written notice, meaning data may become inaccessible if the customer fails to act promptly or provide proper notice.
The customer must provide written notice to Snowflake and act within 30 calendar days of termination or expiration to retrieve their data; the access is restricted solely to retrieval.
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