Both Zoom’s Privacy Policy (attached) and Zoom’s K-12 Schools & Districts Privacy Policy are designed to reflect our compliance with the requirements of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), the Federal Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and other applicable laws. It is important to note that where LogMeIn handles personal information on behalf of or at the direction of its customers through their use of our Services, LogMeIn is the “processor” (and/or “service provider” under the CCPA) or the equivalent legal construct under applicable law of that data and LogMeIn’s use, processing, and handling of such data is done pursuant to the written instructions of its customers in the form of the Terms of Service, Data Processing Addendum, and/or any similar written agreement between the parties. Your country, city and region may be available to us from your IP collected by the SDK or other Data Sources or from other data shared with us by third parties (for example through RTB integration).
An investigation by Motherboard revealed that Zoom's iOS app was sending user analytics data to Facebook, even for Zoom users who did not have a Facebook account, via the app's interaction with Facebook's Graph API. A meeting host may even turn on a pop-up notice which requires a participant to click a “continue” button to acknowledge notice of the recording. If we make any material changes to the way we handle personal data as described here, we will notify you by posting an updated notice on our website. We use this information to determine the offers to make for our services, analyze trends on and run the marketing site, and understand users’ movements around the marketing site. If you have a powerful blender, you'll still want to stick to this blender layering guide to make sure your smoothie comes out as even and smooth as possible! You should prepare a possible list of conversation topics and perhaps even prepare games and activities for you and your family to participate in. We engage in these activities to manage our contractual relationship with you, to comply with a legal obligation, and/or because we have your consent or a legitimate interest. 9.1 We may contact You periodically by e-mail or push notifications to provide information regarding our products, services and content that may be of interest to You.
Zoom does not monitor or use customer content for any reason other than as part of providing our services. Other personal information, in instances when you interact with us online, by phone or mail in the context of receiving help through our help desks or other support channels; participation in customer surveys or contests; or in providing the Subscription Service. Singapore is using the TraceTogether app (pictured) to help track the spread of the disease. In addition to this privacy policy, we have established policies to protect K-12 students using our services through their schools for their education. Aside from providing services to K-12 students through school subscribers as discussed above under our Zoom for K-12 Schools & Districts Privacy Policy, Zoom does not knowingly allow children under the age of 16 to sign up for their own accounts. To see the full Privacy Policy, click here. Neither the meeting host nor Zoom can see or access any other applications on a participant’s screen or computer.
Also, the Attention Tracker does not allow Zoom to monitor what takes place in a meeting, and does not apply to meetings where screen sharing is not turned on. If you attend a Zoom meeting or webinar as a participant, the host (or their account administrator) may have enabled Attention Tracking. You have control over what non-essential cookies you accept. All cookies are visible in the Cookie Preferences tool. For more information regarding cookies or similar technologies, please review our Cookie Policy. You can adjust cookie settings by turning off optional cookies in your browser’s setting or by using our Cookie Preferences link at the bottom of the Zoom homepage. Zoom collects information about you when you visit our marketing websites, unless you tell us not to by adjusting your cookie setting. Zoom does not monitor, access or use the recordings or transcripts that a meeting host or Zoom Phone customer may choose to store in Zoom’s cloud, unless he or she requests us to, for example, to provide technical support. A meeting host may choose to store a recording of a meeting on the host’s local storage device, not in Zoom’s cloud.
When a user interacts with Usabilla, it will store the device type, operating system, browser type and version, screen size, browser language, page load time, URL and total time spent on a page or campaign. This feature is operational only when a host is sharing their screen. If you attend a Zoom meeting or webinar as a participant, the host may choose to record the session, and if so, the host is responsible for obtaining consent from you. When a host chooses to do that, Zoom does not have any control over the recording. Developers: Developers using our SDK or API will have access to their end users’ information, including message content, message metadata, and voice metadata. Check out our new Covid-19 Coverage Roundup, which provides a daily summary of top Covid-19 news coverage from across all 16 federal policy verticals as well as premium content, such as DataPoint graphics. This policy and the Zoom for K-12 Schools & Districts Privacy Policy may be updated periodically because our business, or regulations that apply to Zoom, may change. For information regarding how Zoom handles personal data of K-12 students who use Zoom through their schools, who we generally refer to as school subscribers, please visit: Zoom for K-12 Schools & Districts Privacy Policy.
An investigation by Motherboard revealed that Zoom's iOS app was sending user analytics data to Facebook, even for Zoom users who did not have a Facebook account, via the app's interaction with Facebook's Graph API. A meeting host may even turn on a pop-up notice which requires a participant to click a “continue” button to acknowledge notice of the recording. If we make any material changes to the way we handle personal data as described here, we will notify you by posting an updated notice on our website. We use this information to determine the offers to make for our services, analyze trends on and run the marketing site, and understand users’ movements around the marketing site. If you have a powerful blender, you'll still want to stick to this blender layering guide to make sure your smoothie comes out as even and smooth as possible! You should prepare a possible list of conversation topics and perhaps even prepare games and activities for you and your family to participate in. We engage in these activities to manage our contractual relationship with you, to comply with a legal obligation, and/or because we have your consent or a legitimate interest. 9.1 We may contact You periodically by e-mail or push notifications to provide information regarding our products, services and content that may be of interest to You.
Zoom does not monitor or use customer content for any reason other than as part of providing our services. Other personal information, in instances when you interact with us online, by phone or mail in the context of receiving help through our help desks or other support channels; participation in customer surveys or contests; or in providing the Subscription Service. Singapore is using the TraceTogether app (pictured) to help track the spread of the disease. In addition to this privacy policy, we have established policies to protect K-12 students using our services through their schools for their education. Aside from providing services to K-12 students through school subscribers as discussed above under our Zoom for K-12 Schools & Districts Privacy Policy, Zoom does not knowingly allow children under the age of 16 to sign up for their own accounts. To see the full Privacy Policy, click here. Neither the meeting host nor Zoom can see or access any other applications on a participant’s screen or computer.
Also, the Attention Tracker does not allow Zoom to monitor what takes place in a meeting, and does not apply to meetings where screen sharing is not turned on. If you attend a Zoom meeting or webinar as a participant, the host (or their account administrator) may have enabled Attention Tracking. You have control over what non-essential cookies you accept. All cookies are visible in the Cookie Preferences tool. For more information regarding cookies or similar technologies, please review our Cookie Policy. You can adjust cookie settings by turning off optional cookies in your browser’s setting or by using our Cookie Preferences link at the bottom of the Zoom homepage. Zoom collects information about you when you visit our marketing websites, unless you tell us not to by adjusting your cookie setting. Zoom does not monitor, access or use the recordings or transcripts that a meeting host or Zoom Phone customer may choose to store in Zoom’s cloud, unless he or she requests us to, for example, to provide technical support. A meeting host may choose to store a recording of a meeting on the host’s local storage device, not in Zoom’s cloud.
When a user interacts with Usabilla, it will store the device type, operating system, browser type and version, screen size, browser language, page load time, URL and total time spent on a page or campaign. This feature is operational only when a host is sharing their screen. If you attend a Zoom meeting or webinar as a participant, the host may choose to record the session, and if so, the host is responsible for obtaining consent from you. When a host chooses to do that, Zoom does not have any control over the recording. Developers: Developers using our SDK or API will have access to their end users’ information, including message content, message metadata, and voice metadata. Check out our new Covid-19 Coverage Roundup, which provides a daily summary of top Covid-19 news coverage from across all 16 federal policy verticals as well as premium content, such as DataPoint graphics. This policy and the Zoom for K-12 Schools & Districts Privacy Policy may be updated periodically because our business, or regulations that apply to Zoom, may change. For information regarding how Zoom handles personal data of K-12 students who use Zoom through their schools, who we generally refer to as school subscribers, please visit: Zoom for K-12 Schools & Districts Privacy Policy.
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