The full legal commitments about how Amplitude protects personal data under privacy laws like GDPR are in a separate document called the Data Processing Agreement, not in these Terms of Service.
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Businesses cannot assess Amplitude's data protection obligations from the ToS alone; the DPA is the operative document for GDPR and privacy law compliance, and it must be reviewed separately.
The most important data protection commitments, including Amplitude's obligations as a data processor, sub-processor management, breach notification timelines, and data transfer mechanisms, are governed by the DPA rather than this ToS. Reviewing only the ToS gives an incomplete picture of Amplitude's data protection obligations.
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"To the extent Customer's use of the Services involves the processing of personal data subject to applicable data protection laws (including GDPR), the parties agree to be bound by the Data Processing Agreement ('DPA') available at https://amplitude.com/dpa, which is incorporated herein by reference.Excerpt from Amplitude's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision directly engages GDPR Articles 28 and 46, which require a written contract between controllers and processors and lawful transfer mechanisms for international data transfers.
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Businesses cannot assess Amplitude's data protection obligations from the ToS alone; the DPA is the operative document for GDPR and privacy law compliance, and it must be reviewed separately.
The most important data protection commitments, including Amplitude's obligations as a data processor, sub-processor management, breach notification timelines, and data transfer mechanisms, are governed by the DPA rather than this ToS. Reviewing only the ToS gives an incomplete picture of Amplitude's data protection obligations.
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