Data Retention Schedules for Identifiable User Data Sample Clauses

Data Retention Schedules for Identifiable User Data. Epic will implement a default data retention schedule for all Identifiable User Data associated with Educational Accounts as an added measure so that Identifiable User Data is not inadvertently retained when it is no longer necessary for the purpose for which it was created. Data Retention Schedule. Educational Accounts (including any associated teacher or student users) will be de-identified 36 months after the subscription for such an account has expired (e.g., due to cancellation or expiration due to non- payment), and Educational Accounts will have student users de-identified after 36 consecutive months of inactivity.
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