“If you use the Embedded Services, you must notify your website visitors in your privacy policy that you use Calendly in your website and that Calendly collects certain information as set out in our Privacy Notice...”
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Users who embed Calendly on their websites bear a direct legal obligation to inform their own visitors about Calendly's data collection, making the user responsible for a disclosure they do not control.
If you use Embedded Services, you must update your privacy policy to disclose Calendly's presence on your website and its data collection practices as described in Calendly's Privacy Notice.
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as such disclosure may be required by the order or requirement of a court, administrative agency or other governmental body, subject to the Receiving Party providing to the Disclosing Party reasonable written notice...
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"If you use the Embedded Services, you must notify your website visitors in your privacy policy that you use Calendly in your website and that Calendly collects certain information as set out in our Privacy Notice...Excerpt from Calendly's Terms of Use
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Users who embed Calendly on their websites bear a direct legal obligation to inform their own visitors about Calendly's data collection, making the user responsible for a disclosure they do not control.
If you use Embedded Services, you must update your privacy policy to disclose Calendly's presence on your website and its data collection practices as described in Calendly's Privacy Notice.
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