“When you or your organization enable an integration, personal data may be shared with that third party under their privacy practices. We do not control how third parties collect, use, or share personal data.”
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Once an integration is enabled and personal data is shared with a third party, Sourcegraph Cody bears no responsibility for how that third party handles the data, shifting risk to the user.
Interpretive note: The excerpt also establishes that enabling an integration may result in personal data being shared with the third party under their own privacy practices, which is a separate independent proposition omitted from the canonical claim.
The updated policy establishes explicit definitions for 15+ categories of personal data Sourcegraph collects, including Analytics Data, Usage Data, Device and Connection Data, and AI feature usage patterns. Previously, the policy described data collection more generically; the revised language now specifies that Sourcegraph collects feature interaction data, user identifiers, prompt metadata, deployment information, and system configuration data. The policy clarifies that Sourcegraph acts as a Data Controller when collecting data directly from users and as a Data Processor when handling customer data under customer agreements. You can review the detailed definitions section to understand what specific data categories are collected and how they are used.
View change record →If you or your organization enable a third-party integration, Sourcegraph Cody does not control how that third party collects, uses, or shares your personal data.
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If you choose to connect your account to a third-party application, the providers of those services or products may receive information about you that Harvey, you, or others share with them.
"When you or your organization enable an integration, personal data may be shared with that third party under their privacy practices. We do not control how third parties collect, use, or share personal data.Excerpt from Sourcegraph Cody's Sourcegraph Privacy Policy
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Once an integration is enabled and personal data is shared with a third party, Sourcegraph Cody bears no responsibility for how that third party handles the data, shifting risk to the user.
If you or your organization enable a third-party integration, Sourcegraph Cody does not control how that third party collects, uses, or shares your personal data.
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