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The provision establishes the operational framework for data collection infrastructure across the Calendly service and partner networks. This authorization enables Calendly to collect behavioral data directly and permits partner entities to conduct cross-site tracking activities using the user's device.
Users operating under these terms permit Calendly and designated third parties to deploy tracking technologies on their devices and collect their online activity data across multiple websites and services. Continued use of Calendly services applies these tracking authorization terms as written.
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The provision establishes the operational framework for data collection infrastructure across the Calendly service and partner networks. This authorization enables Calendly to collect behavioral data directly and permits partner entities to conduct cross-site tracking activities using the user's device.
Users operating under these terms permit Calendly and designated third parties to deploy tracking technologies on their devices and collect their online activity data across multiple websites and services. Continued use of Calendly services applies these tracking authorization terms as written.
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