Object-level access control for datasets
New access labels can now be applied to entire datasets to control which users and applications may read or write their data.
Entries on this page are generated by AI from vendor sources. How AI is used
Labels on datasets, fields and audiences that restrict how data may be used, and policy checks that enforce them before activation or export.
| Month | Changes |
|---|---|
| 2026-08 | 1 |
| 2026-09 | 1 |
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Platforms with at least one feature state classified in this capability (primary or secondary, minor updates included), in the site's fixed order. Select one to filter the timeline. Counts are not shown side by side: they reflect how finely each vendor documents, not how much it offers.
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Within each period: major updates as cards, then notable ones as rows; newest first in each group. Minor updates below.
New access labels can now be applied to entire datasets to control which users and applications may read or write their data.