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Companies / Slack

Slack

No statement found
Slack DMs and channels · owned by Salesforce
What we watch for — Slack has no clear public position. We watch for any statement either way — a scanning disclosure appearing in these documents, or an explicit denial. Either would change this status the day it's published.
Services
Slack DMs and channels
Status
No statement found
Held since
26 Jul 2026
Documents
4 tracked
App Store label
Tracked
Changes recorded
48 — latest 24 Oct 2026

Tracked documents

DocumentLast fetchedSizeHashSnapshot
Privacy Policy
slack.com		 24 Oct 2026 44,255 chars 278947611fc1 text · raw · wayback
Security
slack.com		 24 Oct 2026 11,146 chars 427e143b0e6b text · raw · wayback
Google Play Data Safety
play.google.com		 26 Jul 2026 2,994 chars 67838a3a981e text · raw · wayback
Trust: Compliance
slack.com		 24 Oct 2026 10,989 chars 024567eccfbb text · raw · wayback

text is the extracted record we hash and diff; raw is the page's original HTML kept verbatim as evidence — it renders without its styling here, by design.

App Store privacy label — Slack

Apple requires every app to declare the data it collects. This is Slack's current declaration, as shown on the App Store; ScanRecords records when it changes.

Data Linked to You

  • Location
  • Contact Info
  • Contacts
  • User Content
  • Search History
  • Browsing History
  • Identifiers
  • Usage Data
  • Diagnostics

What we searched for

A status that rests on absence is only as good as the search behind it. Every one of Slack's 4 archived documents (69,388 characters) was searched for the same published vocabulary used on every company here — in English, German and French. The search is a plain function of the archived text and re-runs whenever that text changes, so it always describes the documents listed above. Re-run it against this archive yourself with tools/scan-terms.mjs.

TermHitsIn context
scan / scanning / gescannt 2 “…profile and organizational information with the event or webinar sponsors when you register, have your badge scanned, or join a breakout room. If required by applicable law, you may consent to such sharing via the registration…” — privacy
“…cable law, you may consent to such sharing via the registration form or by allowing your attendee badge to be scanned at a sponsor booth. In these circumstances, your information will be subject to the sponsors’ privacy stateme…” — privacy

Found nowhere in these documents: Regulation 2021/1232 · derogation / Ausnahmeregelung / dérogation · Chat Control / Chatkontrolle · ePrivacy · CSAM / CSAE · child sexual abuse / Kindesmissbrauch · NCMEC / CyberTipline · PhotoDNA · hash matching / hash database · Internet Watch Foundation · automated detection / automatisierte Erkennung · classifier / machine learning detection · monitor content / review content

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