This policy is part of Dropback's standard published policies and supplements the Dropback Terms of Service. In the event of any direct conflict with a signed SaaS Services Agreement, the signed agreement prevails.
1. Customer Data
"Customer Data" means any information provided, uploaded, or imported by Customer to Dropback to utilize the Services. Customer retains ownership of all non-public Customer Data. Customer Data remains scoped to Customer's tenant environment. Dropback does not sell, redistribute, sublicense, or make Customer Data available to any other customer or third party. Dropback retains a limited right to use, display, and analyze Customer Data solely to provide, maintain, and improve the Services.
2. Imported Data
The Services may allow Customer to upload, import, or otherwise submit data obtained from external sources ("Imported Data"). Imported Data is considered Customer Data under this policy. By importing any data into the Services, Customer represents and warrants that:
(a) Customer has all rights, licenses, and permissions necessary to import and use such data within the Services, including under any applicable third-party license agreement;
(b) the import and use of such data does not violate any applicable law, regulation, or agreement between Customer and the original data provider;
(c) Customer is solely responsible for reviewing and complying with the terms of any third-party data license applicable to Imported Data;
(d) Dropback is authorized to store the Imported Data to provide the Services; and
(e) the Imported Data complies with all applicable laws and does not infringe any intellectual property or proprietary right, or any license relating thereto, does not contain any libelous or otherwise actionable content, and does not otherwise violate the rights of or cause damage or injury to any person.
Dropback does not verify, validate, or screen Customer Data for compliance with third-party license terms or applicable law. Dropback reserves the right, but has no obligation, to remove or disable access to any Customer Data that Dropback reasonably believes violates applicable law or a third party's rights.
3. Copyright Complaints
If a third-party rights holder believes that data hosted on the Services infringes their intellectual property rights, they may submit a notice to Dropback's designated agent at legal@dropback.com.
Dropback will process such notices in accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 512) and may remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing content. Dropback will notify the affected Customer of any action taken.
For questions about this policy, contact hello@dropback.com.