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"Customer must disclose to these End Users that any Processed Content displayed to the End Users without manual modification of Customer has been created using the API by either displaying the logo or the brand name (including the domain) of DeepL.Excerpt from DeepL's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “Customer must disclose to these End Users that any Processed Content displayed to the End Users without manual modification of Customer has been created using the API by either displaying the logo or the brand name (including the domain) of DeepL.”
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