“If Customer enables Third-Party Services, Miro may access and exchange Customer Content and Services Data with the Third-Party on Customer's behalf, in accordance with our agreement with the Third-Party Services...”
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Enabling a third-party integration can trigger Miro sharing Customer Content and Services Data with that third party, governed by Miro's agreement with the third party rather than solely by Miro's Privacy Policy.
Customers who enable third-party integrations accept that their content and data may be accessed and shared with those third parties.
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These third parties have limited access to your information, may use your information only to perform agreed tasks, and are prohibited from disclosing or using your information for other purposes.
We may share your personal data with a third party for purposes other than processing on our behalf. We will obtain your consent to such disclosure as required by applicable laws.
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Enabling a third-party integration can trigger Miro sharing Customer Content and Services Data with that third party, governed by Miro's agreement with the third party rather than solely by Miro's Privacy Policy.
Customers who enable third-party integrations accept that their content and data may be accessed and shared with those third parties.
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