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zoom.earth

classified as first-party · 2

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Anthropic Claude — first-party

zoom.earth is the app's own service domain, matching the app name 'Zoom Earth' and the bundle id com.neave.zoomearth, so this is a first-party contact rather than a third-party tracker or ad endpoint. First-party communication with the app's own backend is inherent to the app's function and is consistent with the declared collection and sharing categories, so nothing here implies an undisclosed flow.

OpenAI — first-party

The contacted domain zoom.earth appears to be the app's own branded domain, so it is most likely first-party. The provided information does not establish that this contact transmits data beyond the app's declared privacy-label categories.

Google Gemini — first-party

The domain zoom.earth belongs to the first-party developer and service powering the Zoom Earth application. Contact with a first-party domain for core app functions is expected and does not indicate an undisclosed third-party data flow.

Apps measured contacting this domain

AppLabel gapDonationsContactsSeen
Zoom Earth - Weather Forecast332026-07-29

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