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The updated terms explicitly state that audio files are now included in the definition of 'Content' and that all Content is processed by DeepL's machine learning infrastructure. This formalizes what may have been implicit practice and clarifies the scope of data subject to machine learning processing. The terms also introduce a new access method through third-party AI assistant applications via DeepL's Model Context Protocol endpoint; usage through this pathway counts toward your subscription's usage limits and volumes. You can review the Service Specification for details on how third-party application access operates.
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"8.3.3 If Customer provides an Application to Customer’s End Users, 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: “8.3.3 If Customer provides an Application to Customer’s End Users, 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 …”
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