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"Subject to your opt-out preference and subscription, we may send you emails about new product features...You may opt out of receiving these communications at any time.Excerpt from Calendly's Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “Subject to your opt-out preference and subscription, we may send you emails about new product features...You may opt out of receiving these communications at any time.”
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