“certain information about you, including your name, profile picture, contact info, content and past use of your account may become accessible to that organization's administrator and other Service users sharing the same domain.”
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Users may not expect that their account content and usage history are visible to both an organizational administrator and colleagues sharing a domain, beyond just Atlassian itself.
Interpretive note: The excerpt appears to be an extract from a longer sentence; the precise trigger or condition under which this accessibility arises ('that organization's administrator' implies a prior referent) is not fully visible in the excerpt as quoted. The canonical claim captures what is explicitly stated.
If your account is associated with an organization's domain, your name, profile picture, contact info, content, and past account use may be visible to that organization's administrator and other users on the same domain.
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Users may not expect that their account content and usage history are visible to both an organizational administrator and colleagues sharing a domain, beyond just Atlassian itself.
If your account is associated with an organization's domain, your name, profile picture, contact info, content, and past account use may be visible to that organization's administrator and other users on the same domain.
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