When you connect other apps to Slack — like Google Drive, Salesforce, or Zoom — Slack is not responsible for what those apps do with your data, and their own separate legal terms apply.
Every third-party app you connect to your Slack workspace — such as project management tools, CRMs, or bots — can access your workspace data under their own terms, and Slack is not responsible for what happens to that data once it leaves Slack's control.
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Compare across platforms →Third-party integrations can access Customer Data including messages and files, and Slack disclaims all responsibility for how those third parties handle that data — creating a significant gap in the data governance chain that organizations must independently manage.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision engages GDPR Article 28 (joint controller and subprocessor obligations for third-party integrations), Article 13/14 (transparency obligations regarding third-party data access), and the principle of accountability under Article 5(2). CCPA §1798.140 service provider and third-party definitions are also engaged. The FTC Act Section 5 applies to any deceptive or unfair data practices by integrated third-party apps that were reasonably foreseeable.
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