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if you disagree with the decision on your request, you can ask Google to reconsider it by responding to our email.
Depending on your location of residence, you may have the right to appeal our response to your request. In such circumstances, we will inform you of the right to appeal and the appeal process.
to object to profiling activities based on our own legitimate interests
"Certain laws may give you a right to appeal any denials of your request to exercise your rights. If we deny your request and you would like to submit an appeal...please contact us by email.Excerpt from Calendly's Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “Certain laws may give you a right to appeal any denials of your request to exercise your rights. If we deny your request and you would like to submit an appeal...please contact us by email.”
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