A German-based artificial intelligence company that provides neural machine translation services and writing assistance tools for individuals and businesses. The platform processes user-submitted text and documents to provide translations between multiple languages, making their privacy and terms policies significant for users concerned about data handling and content processing practices.
Higher = more protective of you, the user/customer — a deliberately user-protective lens, not a universal “good vs bad” score. Computed algorithmically from DeepL’s cited governance stances; no dimension we haven’t confidently read is ever counted against the score. Free, reproducible, and never purchasable.
Users who register with a business email may have that email disclosed to their employer or domain administrator without initiating the disclosure themselves.
A range of personal and transactional data is shared with a third-party fraud-detection provider, expanding the circle of entities that hold the user's information.
Pro users' content is not retained beyond the immediate service need, and a defined deletion point tied to service completion limits DeepL's ongoing possession of user-submitted material.
The mutual exclusion eliminates entire categories of loss that are often the most financially significant in practice, capping recoverable harm to direct losses only.
The cap directly limits the maximum financial recovery available to either party regardless of the magnitude of actual harm suffered.
This document sets the rules for using DeepL's Services: DeepL keeps your Training Data solely for your own use and cannot apply it to other customers, but on the free …
DeepL's privacy policy explains what it does with your data depending on whether you use the free or paid Pro version: free-version text submissions are used to train DeepL's AI, …
DeepL expanded its privacy policy to add detailed disclosures about DeepL Voice and Voice-to-Voice services, including how audio data, transcripts, and translations are processed and retained. The updated policy now …
View change record →DeepL revised its Terms and Conditions to expand the definition of 'Content' to explicitly include audio files, clarify that Content is processed by 'machine learning infrastructure' rather than just 'the …
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