The policy states that Calendly uses session replay and session recording tools provided by third-party service providers to record user interactions with its website, including mouse movements and webform engagement.
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This provision discloses that detailed behavioral interaction data, including webform engagement, is captured and potentially shared with third-party service providers operating session recording tools. Depending on jurisdiction, session recording of webform interactions may implicate wiretapping or electronic communications statutes, and the adequacy of the cookie consent mechanism as a legal basis for this collection warrants review.
Interpretive note: The legal basis for session recording under GDPR and state wiretapping statutes depends on jurisdiction-specific requirements and the adequacy of the cookie consent mechanism as notice and consent for this specific collection, which the document does not fully specify.
Under this clause, Calendly authorizes third-party service providers to collect detailed records of how users navigate its website and interact with webforms, including through session replay tools. The policy states this data is used to improve the website and services and to identify technical issues.
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Compare across platforms →"We may also disclose information to Service Providers for certain web tracking purposes, including allowing Service Providers to directly collect information using Cookies and related tracking technologies (such as pixels and web beacons). For example, we use session replay, session recording and similar tools provided by Service Providers to record your interactions with our Website, such as how you move throughout our Website and engage with our webforms.Excerpt from Calendly's Privacy Notice
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This provision discloses that detailed behavioral interaction data, including webform engagement, is captured and potentially shared with third-party service providers operating session recording tools. Depending on jurisdiction, session recording of webform interactions may implicate wiretapping or electronic communications statutes, and the adequacy of the cookie consent mechanism as a legal basis for this collection warrants review.
Under this clause, Calendly authorizes third-party service providers to collect detailed records of how users navigate its website and interact with webforms, including through session replay tools. The policy states this data is used to improve the website and services and to identify technical issues.
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