Sections 2.6 and 2.7 state that both Support Services and Optimization Services are performed using third-party AI Services, and that by using these features, the Customer consents to sharing and processing of Customer Property, including Customer Code and Customer Data, by those unnamed third-party AI Services.
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This provision requires Customers to consent to disclosure of Customer Property to unnamed third-party AI providers as a condition of using Support and Optimization Services, without enumerating which AI Services are involved or providing a mechanism for Customers to review or limit that sharing on a per-service basis.
⚠ Customer Property will be shared with and processed by third-party AI Services whenever Support or Optimization Services are used, as the terms state consent is given by acknowledging these provisions.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages GDPR Article 28 subprocessor disclosure requirements for EU/EEA customers, as sharing Customer Property containing personal data with unnamed third-party AI Services may require identification and authorization of those subprocessors …
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This provision requires Customers to consent to disclosure of Customer Property to unnamed third-party AI providers as a condition of using Support and Optimization Services, without enumerating which AI Services are involved or providing a mechanism for Customers to review or limit that sharing on a per-service basis.
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