Meet-Ting utilizes a layered privacy protection mechanism:
- data minimization: Parses only the content of the message that is directly related to the meeting (e.g., time/participants), ignoring other body information;
- limited authority: The Calendar API only requests to see the idle status (free/busy) and does not get event details;
- controlled access: Users can revoke calendar privileges at any time on the settings page, and the system will stop data collection immediately;
- encrypted transmission: All email communications are encrypted via TLS 1.3, with localized deployment options available for enterprise users;
- automatic cleaning: Raw analyzed data is automatically deleted within 72 hours after the meeting is reached.
GDPR and CCPA compliant, having passed a third-party security audit (see official website for report).
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