“Twilio customers may subscribe to notifications of sub-processor changes to receive updates.”
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Customers who subscribe can proactively monitor changes to the third parties processing their data, which is relevant to ongoing compliance and vendor risk management.
Customers are permitted, but not required, to subscribe to sub-processor change notifications.
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"Twilio customers may subscribe to notifications of sub-processor changes to receive updates.Excerpt from Twilio's Sub-Processors
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Customers who subscribe can proactively monitor changes to the third parties processing their data, which is relevant to ongoing compliance and vendor risk management.
Customers are permitted, but not required, to subscribe to sub-processor change notifications.
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