The terms reference a publicly available Subprocessors List at miro.com/legal/subprocessors-list/, which discloses third-party entities that may process user or customer data in connection with Miro's services.
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The Subprocessors List is a material disclosure for customers assessing their data supply chain obligations under GDPR Article 28 and equivalent frameworks. The terms authorize Miro to update this list, and enterprise customers should monitor it for changes that may affect their data transfer or processing assessments.
The agreement discloses that third-party subprocessors may handle user data and provides a public list of those entities. Business customers should review this list as part of vendor due diligence and monitor it for updates that may affect data processing agreements.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The Subprocessors List directly implicates GDPR Article 28(2), which requires processor contracts to restrict further engagement of subprocessors and provide mechanisms for customer objection.
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The Subprocessors List is a material disclosure for customers assessing their data supply chain obligations under GDPR Article 28 and equivalent frameworks. The terms authorize Miro to update this list, and enterprise customers should monitor it for changes that may affect their data transfer or processing assessments.
The agreement discloses that third-party subprocessors may handle user data and provides a public list of those entities. Business customers should review this list as part of vendor due diligence and monitor it for updates that may affect data processing agreements.
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