Salesforce shares your personal data with a broad range of third parties including service providers, affiliated companies, event sponsors, advertising partners, and others.
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The clause establishes a broad framework for data distribution across Salesforce's operational ecosystem and business relationships. This authorization spans internal corporate entities, external service providers, promotional partners, and governmental recipients, defining the scope of permitted data sharing under the privacy statement.
Your personal data collected by Salesforce may be shared with event sponsors when you attend Salesforce events, with advertising networks for cross-site ad targeting, and with third parties in corporate transactions, which could affect your exposure to marketing and commercial profiling.
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"We may share your Personal Data as follows: Service providers; Salesforce affiliates; event sponsors; partners; customers with whom you are affiliated and/or the applicable partner responsible for access to your services; contest and promotion sponsors; third-party networks and websites; Salesforce-affiliated App Exchange partners; professional advisors; third parties involved in a corporate transaction; third party accounts (in relation to Tableau); and public authorities.Excerpt from Salesforce's Privacy Statement
The breadth of disclosed sharing categories engages CCPA/CPRA disclosure obligations, GDPR Article 13/14 transparency requirements, and may trigger state-level data broker registration requirements depending on the nature of the sharing with third-party networks.
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The clause establishes a broad framework for data distribution across Salesforce's operational ecosystem and business relationships. This authorization spans internal corporate entities, external service providers, promotional partners, and governmental recipients, defining the scope of permitted data sharing under the privacy statement.
Your personal data collected by Salesforce may be shared with event sponsors when you attend Salesforce events, with advertising networks for cross-site ad targeting, and with third parties in corporate transactions, which could affect your exposure to marketing and commercial profiling.
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