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This provision establishes a data processing practice that distinguishes free-tier users from paid subscribers, creating operational conditions under which free-tier input data is designated for internal review and model training activities rather than deleted after translation.
Under this clause, users of the free DeepL translator operate under terms that authorize DeepL personnel to access and review their input text as part of standard service operations. Paid subscription users are not subject to this input review authorization.
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