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“ 5.1. Customer Data. Customer retains all rights to any and all of its Customer Data, subject to a non-exclusive, transferable, sublicensable, worldwide, royalty-free license to Wrike as necessary to provide the Service hereunder. Each Party shall apply reasonable technical, organizational, and administrative security measures, as appropriate relative to the Service, to keep Customer Data protected in accordance with industry standards, including, for Wrike, those measures identified in Section 8.7. If Wrike reasonably believes a problem with the Service may be attributable to Customer Data or Customer’s use of the Service, Customer shall fully cooperate with Wrike to identify the source of and resolve the problem. Customer shall comply with all intellectual property laws and obligations related to the Customer Data, as well as all legal duties applicable to Customer by virtue of using the Service, including providing all required information and notices and obtaining all required consents. Wrike shall have no obligation to maintain or provide any Customer Data and shall thereafter, unless legally prohibited or the Customer Account is converted to a Free Customer Account, delete all Customer Data in its production Service environment in accordance with Wrike’s then-current practices. Wrike will automatically delete a converted Free Customer Account and any remaining Customer Data after such Free Customer Account has been inactive for one-hundred-eighty (180) days. ”

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