DeepL shares your personal data with carefully vetted external companies that help run its services, but those companies are only allowed to use your data for DeepL's purposes, not their own.
Your personal data, including potentially translation inputs, is shared with third-party service providers under contractual controls, but the specific identities of these providers are not listed in the policy for free-tier users.
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Compare across platforms →Users should know that their data is shared with third-party processors, though DeepL states these are contractually bound and cannot use the data independently.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Third-party processor relationships are governed by GDPR Art. 28, which requires a written contract specifying the processor's obligations. Art. 4(10) defines processors; Art. 28(3) specifies mandatory contractual clauses. Sub-processor engagement requires controller notification under Art. 28(2). CCPA §1798.140 defines 'service providers' with parallel restrictions. (2)
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