Linking & Identification · Permission or license
Third-party login lets SpaceXSI use that service's data; X login can bring X history into your account
By choosing to log in with a third-party service such as Google, Apple or X, you give SpaceXSI permission to access, use and store your information from that service, as permitted by that service, which may include log-in credentials and access tokens. If you connect using X credentials, you agree that SpaceXSI may, subject to disclosures, bring into your SpaceXSI account your X user profile (including date of birth), X account and location information, X preferences, X post history, X usage data and your Grok on X conversation history. The X post history is described as your X posts viewable on your X account, including posts to and from all accounts, public or protected, that you can view.
Details
- Who
- SpaceXSI
- What it does
- Access, use and store information from the third-party service; bring X profile, location, preferences, post history, usage data and Grok on X conversation history to your SpaceXSI account
- Condition
- You choose to log in through a third-party service; for the X data, you connect using your X credentials and it is subject to disclosures
- What it covers
- Log-in credentials and access tokens; X data including date of birth, location and post history
Supporting quotations
By choosing to log in to our Service by using a third-party service, such as Google, Apple, or X, you give us permission to access, use, and store your information from that service, as permitted by that service, which may include log-in credentials and/or access tokens for that service.
If connecting to our Service using your X credentials, you agree that we may (subject to disclosures) bring your X user profile (including date of birth), X account and location information, X preferences, X post history
X usage data, and your Grok on X conversation history to your SpaceXSI account.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The permission applies when you choose to log in through a third-party service.
- Access is 'as permitted by that service'.
- The X data transfer is described as 'subject to disclosures'.
Not stated here
- The disclosures the X transfer is subject to are not identified in this document.
- Whether you can decline individual categories of X data after choosing X login is not stated here.
- Another section says use of Grok on X is not governed by these Terms; how that applies to Grok on X conversation history brought into a SpaceXSI account is not stated.
Cross-references
- contrast (model-proposed): Use of Grok on X is not governed by these Terms but by the X Terms of Service — Use of Grok on X is said not to be governed by these Terms, while signing in with X lets SpaceXSI bring Grok on X conversation history and other X data into a SpaceXSI account. The Terms do not say how the two fit together.