The policy states that privacy rights including access, deletion, correction, objection, and portability are available to users where legally required by jurisdiction, and that the company retains absolute discretion to grant or deny those rights where not legally mandated.
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This provision establishes that the availability of privacy rights outside legally mandated jurisdictions is at the company's sole discretion. Users in jurisdictions without comprehensive privacy statutes have no contractual entitlement to exercise the listed rights and may be denied requests at the company's discretion.
Under this clause, the availability of rights including data access, deletion, and objection depends on the user's jurisdiction and applicable law. Users in jurisdictions without statutory privacy rights may submit requests to privacy@cognition.ai but the policy does not guarantee a response or compliance with such requests.
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Compare across platforms →"Depending on where you live, you may be able to exercise certain privacy rights related to your personal information. If any of the rights listed below are not provided for under law for your jurisdiction, we have absolute discretion in providing these rights.Excerpt from Windsurf's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes that the availability of privacy rights outside legally mandated jurisdictions is at the company's sole discretion. Users in jurisdictions without comprehensive privacy statutes have no contractual entitlement to exercise the listed rights and may be denied requests at the company's discretion.
Under this clause, the availability of rights including data access, deletion, and objection depends on the user's jurisdiction and applicable law. Users in jurisdictions without statutory privacy rights may submit requests to privacy@cognition.ai but the policy does not guarantee a response or compliance with such requests.
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