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The processor designation means Calendly does not control the purposes or means of processing that customer-directed data, which affects whose privacy obligations govern that data and where affected individuals must direct rights requests.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated with '...' after the processor/service provider designation; additional qualifying language may exist that is not captured here.
For Personal Data collected by a Calendly customer through the Services, Calendly is the processor and the customer is the controller, meaning the customer — not Calendly — is primarily responsible for that data.
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The processor designation means Calendly does not control the purposes or means of processing that customer-directed data, which affects whose privacy obligations govern that data and where affected individuals must direct rights requests.
For Personal Data collected by a Calendly customer through the Services, Calendly is the processor and the customer is the controller, meaning the customer — not Calendly — is primarily responsible for that data.
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