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The provision establishes the data flow mechanism between Slack and third-party services, clarifying that data sharing occurs upon Integration enablement and that Slack disclaims operational control over Integration privacy practices. This delineates Slack's responsibility boundaries in the data handling ecosystem.
Users and administrators control whether Integrations are enabled in their workspace, which determines whether Customer Data flows to third parties. Once enabled, data sharing with the Integration occurs as authorized, and the Integration's privacy practices operate independently from Slack's policies.
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"Customer can choose to permit or restrict Integrations for a Slack workspace. Typically an Integration is enabled by a Customer (who must agree to the terms applicable to such Integration) or a member of that workspace. When enabled, Slack may share Customer Data and Other Information with the Integration. Integrations are not operated by Slack, and Slack is not responsible for the privacy practices of Integrations.— Excerpt from Slack's Slack Privacy Policy
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The provision establishes the data flow mechanism between Slack and third-party services, clarifying that data sharing occurs upon Integration enablement and that Slack disclaims operational control over Integration privacy practices. This delineates Slack's responsibility boundaries in the data handling ecosystem.
Users and administrators control whether Integrations are enabled in their workspace, which determines whether Customer Data flows to third parties. Once enabled, data sharing with the Integration occurs as authorized, and the Integration's privacy practices operate independently from Slack's policies.
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