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"Calendly's obligations under this Section 14 do not apply to the extent a Third-Party Claim arises from or relates to: (A) Customer Data; (B) use of the Services with TPAs; (C) modification or alteration of the Services not made by Calendly...Excerpt from Calendly's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Calendly's obligations under this Section 14 do not apply to the extent a Third-Party Claim arises from or relates to: (A) Customer Data; (B) use of the Services with TPAs; (C) modification or alteration of the Services not made by Calendly...”
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