How Miro handles personal data on behalf of business customers is governed by a separate Data Processing Addendum, and Miro discloses the third parties it uses to process data in a separate subprocessors list that can change over time.
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For business customers under GDPR or other data protection laws, the DPA is the operative legal instrument defining Miro's obligations as a data processor, and the subprocessors list determines which third parties may access the personal data you upload to Miro.
Interpretive note: The adequacy of the DPA for specific regulatory frameworks such as GDPR Article 28 or CCPA service provider requirements depends on the full content of that addendum, which is a separate document and was not available for review in this analysis.
If your organization is subject to GDPR, CCPA, or similar data protection law, Miro's Data Processing Addendum governs its obligations as a processor of your customers' and employees' personal data, and changes to the subprocessors list may affect whether your data transfer and vendor management obligations remain satisfied.
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"Miro's processing of personal data on behalf of customers is governed by the Customer Data Processing Addendum, which is incorporated into these Terms by reference. A current list of subprocessors used by Miro is available at miro.com/legal/subprocessors-list/ and is updated from time to time.Excerpt from Miro's Terms of Service
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The Customer Data Processing Addendum is the primary instrument for GDPR Article 28 compliance in Miro's B2B relationships.
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For business customers under GDPR or other data protection laws, the DPA is the operative legal instrument defining Miro's obligations as a data processor, and the subprocessors list determines which third parties may access the personal data you upload to Miro.
If your organization is subject to GDPR, CCPA, or similar data protection law, Miro's Data Processing Addendum governs its obligations as a processor of your customers' and employees' personal data, and changes to the subprocessors list may affect whether your data transfer and vendor management obligations remain satisfied.
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