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"If your Okta account is assigned and/or managed by your employer or a third party, then additional terms may apply to your use of the Site and your employer or the third party may be able to access or disable your account...Excerpt from Auth0's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If your Okta account is assigned and/or managed by your employer or a third party, then additional terms may apply to your use of the Site and your employer or the third party may be able to access or disable your account...”
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