The policy discloses that Calendly acquires name, email address, phone number, job title, employer, employment seniority, social media usernames and avatars, and social media activity details from third-party lead-generation and marketing companies, and uses this data for sales and marketing purposes.
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This provision establishes that Calendly may hold detailed professional and social profile data about individuals who have not directly interacted with Calendly, sourced from third-party data brokers and lead-generation companies. This data flow may implicate CCPA and GDPR notice and transparency obligations, particularly regarding the requirement to inform data subjects about data obtained from third-party sources.
Under this clause, individuals may have Personal Data including employment details, social media usernames, and social media activity held by Calendly even if they have never used or signed up for the service. This data is stated to be used for Calendly's sales and marketing efforts.
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Compare across platforms →"We may obtain Personal Data about you from third party sources. This Personal Data may include personal and employment information from lead-generation and marketing companies. For example, these third party sources may provide Calendly with name, email address, phone number, location of business, time zone, biographical details, job title, employer (and related company details), employment seniority, social media usernames and avatars, and social media activity details. Calendly uses this information to assist with its sales and marketing efforts.Excerpt from Calendly's Privacy Notice
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This provision establishes that Calendly may hold detailed professional and social profile data about individuals who have not directly interacted with Calendly, sourced from third-party data brokers and lead-generation companies. This data flow may implicate CCPA and GDPR notice and transparency obligations, particularly regarding the requirement to inform data subjects about data obtained from third-party sources.
Under this clause, individuals may have Personal Data including employment details, social media usernames, and social media activity held by Calendly even if they have never used or signed up for the service. This data is stated to be used for Calendly's sales and marketing efforts.
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