Common use of Customer Objections Clause in Contracts

Customer Objections. Dropbox may add or remove Sub-processors from time to time. Dropbox will inform Customer in advance of new Sub-processors for the applicable Services as described in the list of Sub- processors. If Customer objects to a change, it will provide Dropbox with notice of its objection to xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx including reasonable detail supporting Customer’s concerns within sixty days of receiving notice of a change from Dropbox or, if Customer has not subscribed to receive this notice, within sixty days of Dropbox publishing the change. Dropbox will then use commercially reasonable efforts to review and respond to Customer’s objection within thirty days of receipt of Customer’s objection. Dropbox’s response to Customer’s objection will include, at a minimum, reasonable accommodations, if any, that Customer or Dropbox can take to limit or prevent a new Sub-processor from acting as a processor of Customer Data when Customer makes use of the Services. If Dropbox does not respond to a Customer objection as described above, or cannot reasonably accommodate Customer’s objection, Customer may terminate the Agreement by providing written notice to Dropbox: (a) within thirty days of receipt of a Dropbox response that does not comply with this Section 4.2; or (b) if Dropbox fails to respond, within thirty days of the date Dropbox’s response was due.

Customer Objections. Dropbox may add or remove Sub-processors from time to time. Dropbox will inform Customer in advance of new Sub-processors for the applicable Dropbox Sign Services as described in the list of Sub- Sub-processors. If Customer objects to a change, it will provide Dropbox with notice of its objection to xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx including reasonable detail supporting Customer’s concerns within sixty days of of‌ receiving notice of a change from Dropbox or, if Customer has not subscribed to receive this notice, within sixty days of Dropbox publishing the change. Dropbox will then use commercially reasonable efforts to review and respond to Customer’s objection within thirty days of receipt of Customer’s objection. Dropbox’s response to Customer’s objection will include, at a minimum, reasonable accommodations, if any, that Customer or Dropbox can take to limit or prevent a new Sub-processor from acting as a processor of Customer Data when Customer makes use of the Dropbox Sign Services. If Dropbox does not respond to a Customer objection as described above, or cannot reasonably accommodate Customer’s objection, Customer may terminate the Agreement by providing written notice to Dropbox: (a) within thirty days of receipt of a Dropbox response that does not comply with this Section 4.2; or (b) if Dropbox fails to respond, within thirty days of the date Dropbox’s response was due.

Customer Objections. Dropbox may add or remove Sub-processors from time to time. Dropbox will inform Customer in advance of new Sub-processors for the applicable Services as via a subscription mechanism described in the list of Sub- processorsprocessors linked above. If Customer objects to a change, it will provide Dropbox with notice of its objection to xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx including reasonable detail supporting Customer’s concerns within sixty days of receiving notice of a change from Dropbox or, if Customer has not subscribed to receive this notice, within sixty days of Dropbox publishing the change. Dropbox will then use commercially reasonable efforts to review and respond to Customer’s objection within thirty days of receipt of Customer’s objection. Dropbox’s response to Customer’s objection will include, at a minimum, reasonable accommodations, if any, that Customer or Dropbox can take to limit or prevent a new Sub-processor from acting as a processor of Customer Data when Customer makes use of the Services. If Dropbox does not respond to a Customer objection as described above, or cannot reasonably accommodate Customer’s objection, Customer may terminate the Agreement by providing written notice to Dropbox: (a) within thirty days of receipt of a Dropbox response that does not comply with this Section 4.2; or (b) if Dropbox fails to respond, within thirty days of the date Dropbox’s response was due.due.‌

Customer Objections. Dropbox may add or remove Sub-processors from time to time. Dropbox will inform Customer in advance of new Sub-processors for the applicable Services as via a subscription mechanism described in the list of Sub- processorsSub-processors linked above. If Customer objects to a change, it will provide Dropbox with notice of its objection to xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx including reasonable detail supporting Customer’s concerns within sixty days of receiving notice of a change from Dropbox or, if Customer has not subscribed to receive this such notice, within sixty days of Dropbox publishing the change. Dropbox will then use commercially reasonable efforts to review and respond to Customer’s objection within thirty days of receipt of Customer’s objection. Dropbox’s response to Customer’s objection will include, at a minimum, reasonable accommodations, if any, that Customer or Dropbox can take to limit or prevent a new Sub-processor from acting as a processor of Customer Data when Customer makes use of the Services. If Dropbox does not respond to a Customer objection as described above, or cannot reasonably accommodate Customer’s objection, Customer may terminate the Agreement by providing written notice to Dropbox: (a) within thirty days of receipt of a Dropbox response that does not comply with this Section 4.22.2; or (b) if Dropbox fails to respond, within thirty days of the date Dropbox’s response was due.