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Users who register with a business email may have that email disclosed to their employer or domain administrator without initiating the disclosure themselves.
Interpretive note: The phrase 'legitimate reasons' is not defined in the excerpt, leaving the threshold for disclosure ambiguous. The primary proposition is the conditional sharing; the condition itself is recorded in omitted_material for completeness but is also integral to the claim.
Using a business email to create a DeepL account permits DeepL to share that email with the company domain holder when that company demonstrates legitimate reasons.
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"If you use your business email address for creating an account with DeepL, we may share this email address with the holder of the company email domain...if the company has legitimate reasons to ask for this dataExcerpt from DeepL's Privacy Policy
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Users who register with a business email may have that email disclosed to their employer or domain administrator without initiating the disclosure themselves.
Using a business email to create a DeepL account permits DeepL to share that email with the company domain holder when that company demonstrates legitimate reasons.
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