Miro collects and may process the content you create on your boards, not just your account or usage data. This means that diagrams, notes, images, and other materials you place on a Miro board may be treated as personal data under the policy.
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Board content often contains sensitive business or personal information, and users may not expect this content to be subject to the same data processing practices as account or usage data.
Interpretive note: The exact language defining board content as personal data is not available in the truncated document; this analysis is based on the document structure and Miro's published policy framework.
The content you place on Miro boards, including strategic plans, personal notes, and confidential team discussions, may be collected and processed under this policy. Users handling sensitive or regulated information should review what data governance controls are available before placing such content on boards.
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Board content often contains sensitive business or personal information, and users may not expect this content to be subject to the same data processing practices as account or usage data.
The content you place on Miro boards, including strategic plans, personal notes, and confidential team discussions, may be collected and processed under this policy. Users handling sensitive or regulated information should review what data governance controls are available before placing such content on boards.
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