“To the maximum extent allowed by applicable law, you agree and acknowledge that Miro will not be liable or responsible if any information about you is intercepted, accessed, and/or used by an unintended recipient.”
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Miro disclaims liability for unauthorized access or interception of user information up to the limit permitted by law, shifting the risk of data interception away from Miro.
To the maximum extent allowed by applicable law, you have no recourse against Miro if your information is intercepted, accessed, or used by an unintended recipient.
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"To the maximum extent allowed by applicable law, you agree and acknowledge that Miro will not be liable or responsible if any information about you is intercepted, accessed, and/or used by an unintended recipient.Excerpt from Miro's Privacy Policy
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Miro disclaims liability for unauthorized access or interception of user information up to the limit permitted by law, shifting the risk of data interception away from Miro.
To the maximum extent allowed by applicable law, you have no recourse against Miro if your information is intercepted, accessed, or used by an unintended recipient.
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