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DeepL updated its Terms and Conditions in an update detected on July 16, 2026, adding 99 sentences and modifying 22 others. The changes include expanded definitions of Content to explicitly include audio files, introduction of DeepL Voice for Conversations as a new service alongside the existing Meetings service, addition of a new Model Context Protocol endpoint (DeepL MCP) that allows access through third-party AI assistant applications, and clarification that usage through these third-party integrations counts toward the customer's subscription usage limits. The updated terms also correct minor typographical errors and refine service descriptions without materially altering core subscription or data handling obligations.
The updated terms clarify that Content now explicitly includes audio files, expand the available services to include DeepL Voice for Conversations alongside the existing Meetings offering, and add a new Model Context Protocol endpoint allowing integration with third-party AI assistant applications. Usage through these third-party integrations is attributed to the customer's subscription plan and counts toward applicable usage limits. These changes do not materially restrict customer rights, data handling, or payment obligations.
The updated terms establish new operational pathways for accessing translation services through third-party AI assistant integrations while clarifying that such usage counts toward subscription limits. This affects cost forecasting and service planning for customers using AI assistants to access DeepL, but does not materially alter core data handling, payment, or rights obligations.
Explicitly includes audio files in addition to texts and documents
Now encompasses both Conversations (face-to-face real-time translation) and Meetings (multilingual transcription and translation)
Enables access through third-party AI assistant applications with usage counting toward subscription plans
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change introduces operational clarification and service expansion without imposing new data processing obligations or material restrictions on customer rights. The addition of Model Context Protocol access and Voice for Conversations service represents a product feature expansion. No new data controller obligations, DPA amendments, or regulatory compliance burdens appear to arise from these clarifications. This change warrants awareness but no immediate compliance action.
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