“you are solely responsible for providing any notices to, and obtaining consent from, Participants and other individuals in connection with any recording, including AI-generated transcriptions and summaries of such recordings, as required by Applicable Law.”
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Users bear the full legal burden of recording consent compliance; Calendly assumes no responsibility if a user fails to obtain legally required consent before recording or generating AI transcriptions and summaries.
If you use recording features—including AI-generated transcriptions and summaries—you must ensure that all required notices are given and all required consents are obtained from Participants and other individuals, as Calendly takes no responsibility for this obligation.
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"you are solely responsible for providing any notices to, and obtaining consent from, Participants and other individuals in connection with any recording, including AI-generated transcriptions and summaries of such recordings, as required by Applicable Law.Excerpt from Calendly's Terms of Use
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Users bear the full legal burden of recording consent compliance; Calendly assumes no responsibility if a user fails to obtain legally required consent before recording or generating AI transcriptions and summaries.
If you use recording features—including AI-generated transcriptions and summaries—you must ensure that all required notices are given and all required consents are obtained from Participants and other individuals, as Calendly takes no responsibility for this obligation.
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