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This provision clarifies the scope of Chegg's privacy obligations by delineating services where third-party privacy policies operate in parallel with Chegg's own. It establishes a contractual mechanism for information sharing with third-party service providers and notifies users that multiple privacy frameworks will apply to their interactions.
Users who access features requiring third-party integrations will have their personal information subject to both Chegg's privacy policy and the third party's privacy policy, with information flowing between the two entities as necessary for service operation. The terms establish that accessing these features constitutes consent to this information-sharing arrangement and third-party policy application.
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"Note that in order to use some features of our Services, you may be required to interact with a third party that operates those portions of the Services, such as Zoom. When you do so, the collection, use, and sharing of your personal information will also be subject to their privacy policy, and information about you will be shared between us and the third party.— Excerpt from Chegg's Chegg Privacy Policy
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This provision clarifies the scope of Chegg's privacy obligations by delineating services where third-party privacy policies operate in parallel with Chegg's own. It establishes a contractual mechanism for information sharing with third-party service providers and notifies users that multiple privacy frameworks will apply to their interactions.
Users who access features requiring third-party integrations will have their personal information subject to both Chegg's privacy policy and the third party's privacy policy, with information flowing between the two entities as necessary for service operation. The terms establish that accessing these features constitutes consent to this information-sharing arrangement and third-party policy application.
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