Databricks shares your personal data with a range of vendors and service providers who help run its business, covering a broad list of operational functions from hosting to payment processing to email delivery.
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The breadth of service provider categories means your data may flow to numerous third parties, and the protections applied to your data depend on Databricks' contracts with each of those vendors.
Your personal information collected by Databricks may be shared with multiple third-party vendors operating in various service categories, and the security and handling of your data by these vendors depends on Databricks' vendor management practices rather than being directly visible to you.
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"We may share your personal information with third-party service providers that perform services on our behalf, such as website hosting, data analysis, payment processing, order fulfillment, information technology and related infrastructure provision, customer service, email delivery, auditing, and other services.Excerpt from Databricks's Privacy Notice
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The breadth of service provider categories means your data may flow to numerous third parties, and the protections applied to your data depend on Databricks' contracts with each of those vendors.
Your personal information collected by Databricks may be shared with multiple third-party vendors operating in various service categories, and the security and handling of your data by these vendors depends on Databricks' vendor management practices rather than being directly visible to you.
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