The document states that Business Users may subscribe to email notifications to receive alerts when the sub-processor list is updated. This mechanism is relevant to preserving the 30-day objection window under the DPA.
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The subscription mechanism is operationally significant because the 30-day deemed-acceptance window begins upon page update rather than upon individual notice; Business Users who do not subscribe may not be aware of changes within the objection period. Subscribing to email notifications is the primary operational control available to Business Users for timely awareness of sub-processor changes.
The document states that Business Users can subscribe to email notifications for sub-processor list updates. Given that the 30-day objection window begins upon page update, this subscription mechanism is the primary available tool for Business Users to monitor changes and preserve their right to object under the DPA.
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Compare across platforms →"If you are a Business User, you may subscribe to receive email notifications of updates to our list of Sub-processors on this page here.Excerpt from Stripe's Service Providers (Sub-Processors)
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The subscription mechanism is operationally significant because the 30-day deemed-acceptance window begins upon page update rather than upon individual notice; Business Users who do not subscribe may not be aware of changes within the objection period. Subscribing to email notifications is the primary operational control available to Business Users for timely awareness of sub-processor changes.
The document states that Business Users can subscribe to email notifications for sub-processor list updates. Given that the 30-day objection window begins upon page update, this subscription mechanism is the primary available tool for Business Users to monitor changes and preserve their right to object under the DPA.
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