Tabnine shares your data with outside companies that help it run its services — like hosting providers, analytics tools, and marketing platforms — who are supposed to use it only for those purposes.
Your personal data — including potentially code snippets and telemetry — is shared with an undisclosed number of third-party service providers, and the policy does not name these vendors or provide a mechanism to review or object to specific sub-processor relationships.
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Compare across platforms →The policy does not provide a public list of sub-processors, making it impossible for users or enterprise customers to assess the full scope of entities that may access their code data and usage information.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: GDPR Art. 28 requires written data processing agreements with all processors and sub-processors; Art. 28(2) requires controller consent before processors engage sub-processors. CCPA service provider provisions (§1798.140) require that service providers are contractually prohibited from using data for non-service purposes. (2)
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