When you connect a third-party service like Google Drive to Airtable, Airtable can access and store data from that third-party account and link it to your Airtable profile.
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Connecting third-party accounts to Airtable gives Airtable access to data from those external services, which is then stored and associated with your Airtable account, potentially expanding the personal data Airtable holds about you beyond what you directly entered.
When you integrate services like Google Drive with Airtable, personal data from those services may be imported and stored by Airtable, increasing the volume and variety of personal data associated with your account.
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At Ledger, earning and maintaining our users' trust is a top priority. That's why we are deeply committed not only to protecting your privacy and securing your personal data, but also to being fully transparent about how we handle it.
If we collect health information from these integrations (such as heart rate), we will not sell or use it for advertising or other similar purposes; we do not disclose it to third parties without your prior consent; and we will only use it for the specific purposes described in this Policy.
We collect your personal data when you use our Services, create a new eBay account, provide us with information via a web form, add or update information in your eBay account, participate in online community discussions or otherwise interact with us.
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"Once the authentication is complete, we have the ability to access information you provided to us or was otherwise collected by the third-party service in accordance with the privacy practices of that third party. We will store the information and data we collect and associate it with your Airtable Account, and we will use that information and data to enable the integration of the Services with the third-party service and to perform actions requested or initiated by you, or that are reasonably necessary to carry out instructions provided by you.— Excerpt from Airtable's Airtable Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR lawful basis requirements (Article 6) for data collected from third-party integrations, as the legal basis for processing third-party sourced data must be established independently of the original collection. The FTC Act may apply if the scope of third-party data collection is not clearly communicated to users at the point of integration. CCPA/CPRA requires disclosure of third-party data sources, which this provision partially addresses. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The provision states that data access follows the privacy practices of the third party, which means Airtable's data collection scope depends in part on third-party permission models that users may not fully understand. For enterprise deployments, the integration of third-party services could result in sensitive organizational data being ingested into Airtable without explicit IT approval. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU/EEA users should assess whether the third-party data collection has an adequate legal basis under GDPR. California users benefit from CPRA rights to know about third-party data sources. Organizations using Airtable in regulated industries should assess whether third-party integrations could result in regulated data (PHI, financial data) being ingested into Airtable. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Enterprise procurement teams should establish approved integration lists to prevent unauthorized third-party data flows into Airtable. DPAs should address how third-party sourced data is classified, stored, and deleted. Vendor contracts should specify that Airtable will not retain third-party integration data beyond the duration of the integration. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should maintain an inventory of third-party integrations authorized for use with Airtable. Data mapping exercises should capture third-party data sources and the scope of data ingested. Organizations should review whether third-party integration permissions granted to Airtable are consistent with their data governance policies and user consent frameworks.
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Connecting third-party accounts to Airtable gives Airtable access to data from those external services, which is then stored and associated with your Airtable account, potentially expanding the personal data Airtable holds about you beyond what you directly entered.
When you integrate services like Google Drive with Airtable, personal data from those services may be imported and stored by Airtable, increasing the volume and variety of personal data associated with your account.
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