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"Zoom employees do not access the contents of third-party-service email, calendar entries, files or other information, unless authorized to, or required for legal, safety, security or support purposes.Excerpt from Zoom's Privacy Statement
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The clause states: “Zoom employees do not access the contents of third-party-service email, calendar entries, files or other information, unless authorized to, or required for legal, safety, security or support purposes.”
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