Terms · Previous versions
Four so far. Each one is kept exactly as it was published, because the version that binds you is the one you accepted — not the one at the top of this list.
In force since 1 July 2026
Rewrote clause 3 so that affirmative consent, and the consequence of refusing it, are stated in the terms and not only in the product. Added the sentence that a recording belongs to the organisation whose host made it.
Read version 4 Against version 3 — a reading aid1 Feb 2026 – 30 Jun 2026
Named the data regions and separated what your organisation controls from what we do. This is the version most accounts opened under.
Read version 3 Against version 2 — a reading aid1 Jun 2025 – 31 Jan 2026
Added the guest path, and removed the dial-in clause that described a feature we never shipped.
Read version 2 Against version 1 — a reading aid1 Nov 2024 – 31 May 2025
The first published terms.
Read version 1The comparisons are a reading aid, marked as one on each page. The published version is the record.
Elena Mardiana — a worked example, not your record. This column is filled in when you are signed in.
4 Feb 2026, 14:20
Accepted when the account was created, through Acme’s company sign-in.
Read exactly what you were shown The text you were shown2 Jul 2026, 09:04
Accepted on the join screen before the 09:05 standup, from Chrome on macOS.
Read exactly what you were shown The text you were shownVersions 1 and 2 came before your account existed, so there is nothing of yours against them.
Signed in as a guest? Then this column is empty, and correctly so. Joining by link does not accept anything on your behalf — the terms you were shown are still readable above, and we hold no acceptance record for you.
This is a record about you, so it is also in the copy you can request from the Privacy notice, and it survives deleting your account for as long as the law requires us to keep it.