“If you are "Customer", the Slack Terms govern your access to and use of our Services.”
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Establishing the Slack Terms as the governing instrument for 'Customer' access and use means those Terms set the enforceable conditions under which the Services may be used.
If the reader is a 'Customer', every aspect of their access to and use of Slack's Services is governed by the Slack Terms.
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Third Party Services and Third Party Output are subject to their own terms, and we are not responsible for them.
If there is a conflict between applicable Additional Terms and these terms, the Additional Terms will control.
These Terms and Conditions are personal to you, and are not assignable, transferable, or sublicensable by you except with Teladoc Health's prior written consent.
"If you are "Customer", the Slack Terms govern your access to and use of our Services.Excerpt from Slack's Terms of Service
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Establishing the Slack Terms as the governing instrument for 'Customer' access and use means those Terms set the enforceable conditions under which the Services may be used.
If the reader is a 'Customer', every aspect of their access to and use of Slack's Services is governed by the Slack Terms.
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