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Employees using DeepL through a business email may have their individual usage activity disclosed to their employer for license-planning purposes.
Interpretive note: The excerpt uses 'may also include', indicating this is presented as an extension of a broader data-sharing arrangement. The standalone trigger conditions for this specific sharing are not fully specified within this excerpt alone.
Your account usage data may be shared with your company, meaning your employer could see how you use DeepL Pro.
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Employees using DeepL through a business email may have their individual usage activity disclosed to their employer for license-planning purposes.
Your account usage data may be shared with your company, meaning your employer could see how you use DeepL Pro.
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