When you use Claude with integrated third-party apps or follow links in Anthropic's services, your data goes directly to those third parties under their own privacy policies — Anthropic is not responsible for what those companies do with your information.
When you connect Claude to third-party applications or services, your personal data — including information about your Claude usage — is shared with those third parties under their own privacy policies, which Anthropic does not control and takes no responsibility for, creating potential privacy risks that are invisible to users at the point of integration.
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Compare across platforms →Claude's expanding agentic capabilities mean it can interact with many third-party services on your behalf, and each of those interactions transfers your data to third parties with potentially very different privacy standards, with no Anthropic accountability for downstream use.
1. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: GDPR Art. 26 (joint controllers) and Art. 28 (processor obligations) are relevant where third-party integrations involve shared data processing. GDPR Art. 13/14 transparency requirements apply to data flows to third-party controllers. CCPA §1798.140(ad) defines 'third parties' in contrast to service providers, and disclosure to third parties without contractual restrictions constitutes a 'sale' or 'sharing' triggering opt-out rights. FTC Act Section 5 deceptive practices apply to inadequate disclosure of third-party data flows in agentic AI contexts. 2.
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