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This provision allocates responsibility for third-party integrations by excluding Slack from liability or oversight of connected applications. It establishes the operational framework under which third-party terms, rather than Slack's terms, govern the conduct and data practices of integrated services.
Users accessing third-party applications through Slack integration operate under the separate terms and privacy policies of those third parties, not under Slack's service terms. Slack's liability exclusion for third-party application content, functionality, and regulatory compliance means recourse for issues arising from integrated applications must be directed to the third-party provider.
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"The Services may contain features that enable Customer and Authorized Users to connect to third-party applications and services. Slack does not control third-party applications and is not responsible for their content, functionality, or compliance with applicable laws. Customer's use of third-party applications is governed solely by the terms and privacy policies of those third parties.— Excerpt from Slack's Slack Terms of Service
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This provision allocates responsibility for third-party integrations by excluding Slack from liability or oversight of connected applications. It establishes the operational framework under which third-party terms, rather than Slack's terms, govern the conduct and data practices of integrated services.
Users accessing third-party applications through Slack integration operate under the separate terms and privacy policies of those third parties, not under Slack's service terms. Slack's liability exclusion for third-party application content, functionality, and regulatory compliance means recourse for issues arising from integrated applications must be directed to the third-party provider.
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