The agreement requires users to consent to recording and monitoring of all communications with Chegg representatives, including chat interactions, for training, quality assurance, research, and development purposes. Third-party service providers may also record and use this interaction data.
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This provision establishes a blanket consent to recording of all user-Chegg communications, including chat, for purposes that include research and development in addition to customer service. Third-party service providers are authorized to record and use this interaction data under the stated terms.
Interpretive note: The adequacy of Terms-of-Use-embedded consent for satisfying all-party consent recording requirements under state wiretapping statutes varies by jurisdiction and has not been uniformly resolved.
The agreement requires users to consent to recording and monitoring of all communications with Chegg and its third-party service providers, including chat interactions, for purposes including customer service, quality assurance, research, and development. This consent is embedded in the Terms of Use rather than obtained at the point of each communication.
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Compare across platforms →"You acknowledge and agree that any communication between you and Chegg representatives may be recorded and/or monitored for training, quality assurance or other business purposes. You also agree that we and our third-party service providers may record and use information about your interactions with our Services and your communications with us (including, via chat features) for customer service, quality assurance, research, development and other purposes as described in our Privacy Policy.Excerpt from Chegg's Terms of Use
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages state wiretapping and call recording consent laws, which vary significantly by jurisdiction.
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This provision establishes a blanket consent to recording of all user-Chegg communications, including chat, for purposes that include research and development in addition to customer service. Third-party service providers are authorized to record and use this interaction data under the stated terms.
The agreement requires users to consent to recording and monitoring of all communications with Chegg and its third-party service providers, including chat interactions, for purposes including customer service, quality assurance, research, and development. This consent is embedded in the Terms of Use rather than obtained at the point of each communication.
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