Dailymotion removes clause on longer retention of content and moderated content

The old terms allowed Dailymotion to keep content or metadata longer when required or authorized by law, and said content removed after moderation was kept for 12 months, including for legal claims. Both sentences are gone from the Duration of Processing section, with nothing added in their place.

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Removal of the stated permission to keep content or metadata longer than normal where authorized by law
Removal of the stated 12-month retention of content removed after moderation

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~~Longer retention periods of Your Content or of its specific elements (ex. metadata) may be applied if required or authorized under applicable laws (ex.~~− struck · ✓ matched in source

~~Content removed following a moderation decision is retained or a period of 12 months) and, in particular, if necessary to establish, exercise or defend legal claims.~~− struck · ✓ matched in source

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Dailymotion removes clause on longer retention of content and moderated content

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