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Incident #8AFF74 · 14 OCT 2026notable
Vibe / Terms of Service EU

Mistral adds permission to use stored credentials for third-party services; renames Third-Party Products

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The terms now cover Credentials (usernames, passwords, API keys, tokens) stored for use by Mistral AI Products, including agents. Users grant permission to use them to connect to third-party services on their behalf, and are solely responsible for the Credentials they add and actions taken with them. "Third-Party Products" is renamed "Third-Party Technologies", and the effective date changes from August 7 to October 8, 2026. A reference to the Help Center for connector compatibility now points to documentation.

Taken from you

  • Permit Mistral to use your stored Credentials to connect to third-party services on your behalf
  • Accept sole responsibility for the Credentials you add (responsibility for actions you request already existed for Third-Party Connectors)
Evidence · 3 of 3 quotes matched in source
In particular, you grant us permission to use your Credentials to connect to third-party services on your behalf, and you are solely responsible for the Credentials you add and for all actions taken using them at your request.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
Where a Mistral AI Product allows you to store usernames, passwords, API keys, access tokens, or other authentication information ("Credentials") for use by Mistral AI Products, including agents, the foregoing applies equally to such Credentials.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
Third-Party Technologies. Mistral AI Products may grant you access to technologies developed by third parties, such as third-party models ("Third-Party Technologies").+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
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