The DPA establishes the contractual framework governing the rights and obligations of Unity and developers when processing personal information, and is incorporated into the Unity Terms of Service as a binding component.
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This provision establishes the DPA as the operative contract governing data processing responsibilities between Unity and developer customers, with Technical and Organisational Measures and Sub-Processor lists incorporated by reference, requiring developers to review multiple linked documents to understand the full scope of their data processing obligations.
The agreement establishes that developer customers operating under the Unity Terms of Service are bound by the DPA's allocation of data processing rights and obligations, including sub-processor arrangements and security measures documented in incorporated annexes.
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Compare across platforms →"This Data Processing Addendum (this "DPA") is incorporated into and forms an integral part of the Unity Terms of Service. This agreement determines the rights and obligations of each party when processing personal information.Excerpt from Unity's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes the DPA as the operative contract governing data processing responsibilities between Unity and developer customers, with Technical and Organisational Measures and Sub-Processor lists incorporated by reference, requiring developers to review multiple linked documents to understand the full scope of their data processing obligations.
The agreement establishes that developer customers operating under the Unity Terms of Service are bound by the DPA's allocation of data processing rights and obligations, including sub-processor arrangements and security measures documented in incorporated annexes.
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