If your employer or another company uses Databricks to process your data, Databricks is not responsible under this privacy policy — the company that hired Databricks is. You need to contact that company, not Databricks, about your data rights.
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This clause delineates the legal relationship and contractual framework for personal data handling, establishing that processor obligations flow through customer agreements rather than through Databricks' public-facing privacy policy. This allocation of responsibility means data governance terms are determined through bilateral contracts between Databricks and its organizational customers rather than unilaterally stated in the Privacy Notice.
If your personal data is processed within a Databricks customer's platform environment, this privacy notice does not apply to you — you must contact the enterprise customer directly, which may be your employer or a third-party service provider, to exercise rights like deletion or access.
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Mixpanel acts as a data processor on behalf of its customers (the controllers) when processing end user data through the Mixpanel analytics platform, and as a data controller with respect to data it collects about its own website visitors and account holders.
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"When Databricks acts as a service provider/data processor, our collection and use of personal information on behalf of our customers (who act as data controllers/businesses) is governed by our agreements with those customers and is not subject to this Privacy Notice. If you have questions about the processing of your personal information in connection with a Databricks customer's application or service, please contact the applicable Databricks customer.— Excerpt from Databricks's Databricks Privacy Notice
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision implicates GDPR Art. 28 (processor obligations), Art. 4(7)/(8) (controller/processor definitions), Art. 26 (joint controllers), and CCPA §1798.140(ag) (service provider definition). Under GDPR, this clause places responsibility on the data controller (Databricks' enterprise customer) to fulfill data subject rights, but Databricks as processor must contractually assist per Art. 28(3)(e). The Irish DPC and CPPA both have enforcement authority over failures in this structure.
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This clause delineates the legal relationship and contractual framework for personal data handling, establishing that processor obligations flow through customer agreements rather than through Databricks' public-facing privacy policy. This allocation of responsibility means data governance terms are determined through bilateral contracts between Databricks and its organizational customers rather than unilaterally stated in the Privacy Notice.
If your personal data is processed within a Databricks customer's platform environment, this privacy notice does not apply to you — you must contact the enterprise customer directly, which may be your employer or a third-party service provider, to exercise rights like deletion or access.
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