The policy states that personal data may be transferred to and processed in ten listed countries including the United States, Australia, Brazil, Canada, the EEA (Germany for EU instance), India, Nigeria, the Philippines, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom, by employees and independent contractors performing day-to-day responsibilities.
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The policy explicitly lists ten countries where personal data may be accessed and processed, including jurisdictions such as Nigeria, Ukraine, and the Philippines that the policy acknowledges may not have equivalent data protection frameworks to users' home countries. Standard Contractual Clauses or DPF mechanisms are cited as the transfer safeguards for EEA, UK, and Swiss data.
⚠ Personal data will be transferred to and processed in the ten named countries as described in the policy as a condition of using the Services.
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Compare across platforms →"We collect information globally and may transfer, process, and store your information outside of your country of residence to countries where we or our third-party service providers (and other recipients mentioned in this Policy) operate for the purpose of providing you the Services. Postman's primary hosting facilities are in the United States... These countries may not have privacy and data protection laws that are equivalent to those in the many of the countries where our customers and users are based.Excerpt from Postman's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: International data transfers from the EEA, UK, and Switzerland engage GDPR Chapter V transfer requirements, the UK GDPR equivalent, and Swiss data protection law.
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The policy explicitly lists ten countries where personal data may be accessed and processed, including jurisdictions such as Nigeria, Ukraine, and the Philippines that the policy acknowledges may not have equivalent data protection frameworks to users' home countries. Standard Contractual Clauses or DPF mechanisms are cited as the transfer safeguards for EEA, UK, and Swiss data.
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