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"We may record, on our own and/or with the assistance of a Service Provider, support calls for training, analytics and monitoring purposes...We will tell you before recording and, where required by applicable laws, obtain your consent.Excerpt from Peloton's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We may record, on our own and/or with the assistance of a Service Provider, support calls for training, analytics and monitoring purposes...We will tell you before recording and, where required by applicable laws, obtain your consent.”
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