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Customers who subscribe can stay informed of changes to the sub-processors handling their data, which may be relevant to their own data protection obligations.
Customers have the option—but are not automatically enrolled—to receive notifications about sub-processor changes.
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Customers who subscribe can stay informed of changes to the sub-processors handling their data, which may be relevant to their own data protection obligations.
Customers have the option—but are not automatically enrolled—to receive notifications about sub-processor changes.
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