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Companies listing Google OAuth as a subprocessor
Google OAuth is an authorization standard that lets an app obtain user consent and access to Google APIs and data. It is used to securely link a user's Google account with an account on another platform and to share only the data needed for a specific use case.
Summarized from developers.google.com on 8 Nov 2026.
Seen in13 subprocessor lists13 privacy policies
Companies listing Google OAuth as a subprocessor
Subprocessor listPrivacy policyWebsiteJob postings
A company can count under more than one kind of evidence. Our coverage is partial, so this is not everyone using Google OAuth.
Questions
How many companies list Google OAuth as a subprocessor?
13 companies in StrataDB's data name Google OAuth in their own subprocessor list. Our coverage is partial, so the real number is higher.
Which companies list Google OAuth as a subprocessor?
ADAGuard, Alaaqat, Converra, Cooby and Everlit, and 8 more companies. Each one links to the evidence behind it.
How does StrataDB know a company uses Google OAuth?
From four kinds of public evidence: subprocessor lists, privacy policies, website code and job postings. Each is kept apart with its source and the date we saw it. A company missing here means we found no evidence, not that it does not use them.
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