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This exclusion means telecommunications providers are not subject to the sub-processor obligations and protections described elsewhere in the document, which limits the data protection framework applied to them.
Telecommunications providers used by Twilio fall outside the sub-processor framework, meaning the protections Twilio imposes on sub-processors do not apply to them.
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This exclusion means telecommunications providers are not subject to the sub-processor obligations and protections described elsewhere in the document, which limits the data protection framework applied to them.
Telecommunications providers used by Twilio fall outside the sub-processor framework, meaning the protections Twilio imposes on sub-processors do not apply to them.
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