If you connect Gemini to third-party extensions (apps), your conversations and data from your Google services like Gmail may be shared with those third parties under their own privacy policies.
This provision means that when you use Gemini with third-party extensions, your private Gmail messages, Google Drive files, and conversation content may be shared with external companies outside Google's privacy framework. Each third party's data handling is governed by their own terms, which users must separately review.
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Compare across platforms →Enabling Gemini Extensions can expose the contents of your email, documents, or other Google services to third-party companies whose privacy practices may be far less protective than Google's.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Implicates GDPR Art. 26 (joint controllers) and Art. 28 (processor obligations) where third-party extension providers process EU user data; Art. 13/14 transparency requirements for third-party data sharing; CCPA §1798.115 (right to know about third-party disclosures). FTC Act Section 5 applies to inadequate disclosure of data flows to third parties. Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) may apply to sharing of Gmail content with third parties. (2)
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