Your agreement with Miro is not just this document; it also includes several other linked documents that can change over time, and you are bound by all of them.
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Key obligations about data processing, AI use, cookies, and acceptable behavior are scattered across multiple separate documents, each of which may be updated independently, making it difficult to maintain a complete and current picture of your rights and obligations.
Interpretive note: The exact update notification mechanism for incorporated documents is not fully specified in the document text reviewed, creating uncertainty about how users are informed of material changes to addenda.
Understanding your full legal relationship with Miro requires reviewing and monitoring updates to at least five separate documents in addition to the main Terms of Service, and changes to incorporated documents may alter your rights or obligations without requiring acceptance of the main terms again.
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"These Terms of Service incorporate by reference the following additional terms and policies: the AI Features Addendum, the Customer Data Processing Addendum, the Cookies Policy, the Acceptable Use Policy, and the current Subprocessors List, each of which may be updated from time to time.Excerpt from Miro's Terms of Service
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: GDPR Article 13 and 14 require data controllers to provide clear, complete privacy information to data subjects, and distributing material disclosures across multiple incorporated documents may create tensions with transparency requirements.
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Key obligations about data processing, AI use, cookies, and acceptable behavior are scattered across multiple separate documents, each of which may be updated independently, making it difficult to maintain a complete and current picture of your rights and obligations.
Understanding your full legal relationship with Miro requires reviewing and monitoring updates to at least five separate documents in addition to the main Terms of Service, and changes to incorporated documents may alter your rights or obligations without requiring acceptance of the main terms again.
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