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Service Data may flow to third parties outside Google's control whenever a third-party service or application is procured or used through the specified Google platforms.
The updated Privacy Notice now explicitly discloses Google Cloud's data controller role under Turkish law, the legal grounds for processing personal data (compliance with law, rights protection, and legitimate interests), and specific retention periods for operational data (up to 180 days, longer for legal/regulatory purposes). The notice also details user rights under Turkish KVKK law, including rights to access, correct, delete, and request compensation for unlawful processing. Users subject to Turkish data protection law can exercise these rights through Google's Privacy Help Center or via their organization's administrator.
View change record →Your Service Data may be shared outside Google if you or your organization procures a third-party service through Google Cloud Platform or its Marketplaces, or uses a third-party application requesting access to it.
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We may share your personal data with a third party for purposes other than processing on our behalf. We will obtain your consent to such disclosure as required by applicable laws.
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We will share Personal Data that we collect, such as Account Information with any corporate affiliates...used for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy and generally to operate our business...
"We share Service Data outside of Google when you or our customer choose(s) to procure a third-party service through Google Cloud Platform, the Google Cloud Platform Marketplace or the Google Workspace Marketplace, or use a third-party application that requests access to your Service Data.Excerpt from Google Cloud's Privacy
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Service Data may flow to third parties outside Google's control whenever a third-party service or application is procured or used through the specified Google platforms.
Your Service Data may be shared outside Google if you or your organization procures a third-party service through Google Cloud Platform or its Marketplaces, or uses a third-party application requesting access to it.
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