subprocessors data sharing · Privacy Policy
Slack AI policy finding
“ Aggregated or De-identified Data. We may disclose or use aggregated or de-identified Information for any purpose. For example, we may share aggregated or de-identified Information with prospects or partners for business or research. Law Enforcement and Regulators. If we receive a request for information, we may disclose Other Information if we reasonably believe disclosure is in accordance with or required by any applicable law, regulation or legal process. Please review the Data Request Policy , Data Request Overview , and Transparency Report to understand how Slack responds to requests to disclose data from government agencies, law enforcement entities, and other sources. This may at times include information that Slack Technologies, LLC processes on behalf of Slack Technologies Limited in its role as a subprocessor, including as pursuant to the terms of any data protection agreement between Slack and its Customers. To enforce our rights, prevent fraud, and for safety. To protect and defend the rights, property, or safety of Slack, its users, or third parties, including enforcing its contracts or policies, or in connection with investigating and preventing illegal activity, fraud, or security issues, including to prevent death or imminent bodily harm. With Consent. Slack may share Information with third parties when we have consent to do so or as otherwise permitted in this Privacy Policy. For Workspaces registered to corporate entities, Slack may share Information with consent of the Workspace primary owner or authorized corporate officer, or their designee. ”
- Document
- Privacy Policy
- Captured
- 2026-06-07
- Location
- Privacy Policy › “How We Share and Disclose Information”
- Snapshot SHA-256
- a843b5b8e4e03af5a3cac80a1f0f5d67ece7042a8aba237379a9c4c28874a2e7
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