The policy states that Miro collects account identifiers, contact information, device and browser data, usage and activity data, and content that users place on boards, as well as data received from third-party integrations and single sign-on providers.
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This provision defines the full scope of personal data Miro processes, which is material for enterprise data governance assessments because board content may include sensitive business information alongside standard account metadata.
Interpretive note: The full text of the data collection section was not available in the truncated document; this summary is based on the policy's general structure and publicly known Miro privacy policy provisions.
Under this provision, Miro collects not only account registration details and device identifiers but also the content users create and store on boards, which may include business-sensitive or personal information depending on how the platform is used.
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1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Collection of usage data, device identifiers, and user-generated board content engages GDPR Articles 5 and 6 (lawfulness and purpose limitation), CCPA/CPRA data inventory requirements, and FTC Act Section 5 for US users.
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This provision defines the full scope of personal data Miro processes, which is material for enterprise data governance assessments because board content may include sensitive business information alongside standard account metadata.
Under this provision, Miro collects not only account registration details and device identifiers but also the content users create and store on boards, which may include business-sensitive or personal information depending on how the platform is used.
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