The policy states that linking third-party services (such as Google Drive) to Airtable authorizes Airtable to collect information from those services, and that users also become subject to the privacy policies of the third-party services they connect.
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This provision establishes that activating third-party integrations creates a data flow from the third-party service to Airtable and subjects users to the third party's own privacy terms, creating a layered privacy governance structure that may not be fully visible to users at the point of integration.
Under this clause, connecting a third-party service such as Google Drive to an Airtable account authorizes Airtable to access and collect data stored in that service, and the user also becomes bound by the privacy practices of the third-party provider for that integration.
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Compare across platforms →"If you choose to use these features or functionalities, you may be asked to create an account with a third party that provides such features or functionalities or link your existing third-party service account with the Services (and, by doing so, agree to the privacy policy and/or terms and conditions of that third party). You may also be asked to authorize the Services to collect information from the third party on your behalf. We will then collect information (such as your username or user ID associated with that third-party service) from you and/or that third party as necessary to enable the Services to access your data and content stored with that third-party service.Excerpt from Airtable's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR transparency and consent requirements for EEA users regarding data flows from third-party services, as well as CCPA disclosure requirements for data sources.
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This provision establishes that activating third-party integrations creates a data flow from the third-party service to Airtable and subjects users to the third party's own privacy terms, creating a layered privacy governance structure that may not be fully visible to users at the point of integration.
Under this clause, connecting a third-party service such as Google Drive to an Airtable account authorizes Airtable to access and collect data stored in that service, and the user also becomes bound by the privacy practices of the third-party provider for that integration.
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