When Vendors Pull the Plug: Data Retention and Legal Steps After Meta Shuts Down Workrooms
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When Vendors Pull the Plug: Data Retention and Legal Steps After Meta Shuts Down Workrooms

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2026-02-04
10 min read
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Practical guide for IT and legal teams to export data, preserve evidence, and negotiate contract clauses after vendor shutdowns.

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