“Your Organization can access and control your account. If you created an account using an email address belonging to your Organization, we may share your email address or other usage information with the administrators or representatives of that Organization.”
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Users who register with a work or institutional email address may have their account information disclosed to their organization's administrators, affecting their expectation of individual privacy.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains two independent propositions: (1) the Organization can access and control the account, and (2) Grammarly may share email/usage data with organizational administrators. The canonical claim captures proposition (2) as primary; proposition (1) is listed in omitted_material.
If you used an organizational email to create your Grammarly account, your email address and usage information may be shared with that organization's administrators or representatives.
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"Your Organization can access and control your account. If you created an account using an email address belonging to your Organization, we may share your email address or other usage information with the administrators or representatives of that Organization.Excerpt from Grammarly's Privacy Policy
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Users who register with a work or institutional email address may have their account information disclosed to their organization's administrators, affecting their expectation of individual privacy.
If you used an organizational email to create your Grammarly account, your email address and usage information may be shared with that organization's administrators or representatives.
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