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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 posted on the Calendly Website.Excerpt from Calendly's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “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 posted on the Calendly Website.”
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