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"we may record Zoom webinars and publish them afterwards on our website or social media channels...If, contrary to expectations, personal data of the participants is visible during the recording, it will be made unrecognisable before publication.Excerpt from DeepL's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “we may record Zoom webinars and publish them afterwards on our website or social media channels...If, contrary to expectations, personal data of the participants is visible during the recording, it will be made unrecognisable before publication.”
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