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We and our affiliates may send service-related and promotional communications to our users. We and our affiliates may also send promotional communications to prospective users and customers to inform them about our services.
Send You Promotional and Marketing Materials Consent (where required by law) Legitimate Interests when consent is not required by law (specifically our interests in marketing features and products that may interest you...)
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"we may: send you service, technical and other administrative emails, messages, and other types of communications...These communications are considered part of the Services and you may not opt out of them.Excerpt from Slack's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “we may: send you service, technical and other administrative emails, messages, and other types of communications...These communications are considered part of the Services and you may not opt out of them.”
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