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This provision allocates privacy responsibility by clarifying that data shared during scheduling flows directly to the host, establishing the host as an independent data controller separate from Calendly's operational scope. The clause creates a boundary defining where Calendly's privacy obligations end and host responsibility begins.
As an Invitee, scheduling information provided to a Calendly host becomes subject to that host's independent privacy practices rather than Calendly's privacy controls. The terms establish that Invitees have no recourse against Calendly for how hosts handle or secure the shared scheduling data.
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"If you are an Invitee who has scheduled a meeting with a Calendly User or Member, that User or Member has access to information you provide during the scheduling process, including your name, email address, and any information you provide in response to questions asked by that User or Member. Such User or Member is independently responsible for their own privacy practices. Calendly is not responsible for the privacy or data security practices of our Users or Members.— Excerpt from Calendly's Calendly Privacy Notice
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This provision allocates privacy responsibility by clarifying that data shared during scheduling flows directly to the host, establishing the host as an independent data controller separate from Calendly's operational scope. The clause creates a boundary defining where Calendly's privacy obligations end and host responsibility begins.
As an Invitee, scheduling information provided to a Calendly host becomes subject to that host's independent privacy practices rather than Calendly's privacy controls. The terms establish that Invitees have no recourse against Calendly for how hosts handle or secure the shared scheduling data.
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