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Third-party services that users connect to their Atlassian account gain access not just to the integration but to personal account information, including at minimum name and email address.
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If you connect a third-party service to your Atlassian account, that service may access your account and personal information such as your name and email address.
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Third-party services that users connect to their Atlassian account gain access not just to the integration but to personal account information, including at minimum name and email address.
If you connect a third-party service to your Atlassian account, that service may access your account and personal information such as your name and email address.
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