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By flowing down equivalent DPA obligations to subprocessors, Zoom extends its own data protection commitments through the subprocessing chain, rather than allowing a lower standard at the subprocessor level.
Zoom's subprocessors must meet the same data protection obligations Zoom is bound to under its Data Processing Agreement.
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By flowing down equivalent DPA obligations to subprocessors, Zoom extends its own data protection commitments through the subprocessing chain, rather than allowing a lower standard at the subprocessor level.
Zoom's subprocessors must meet the same data protection obligations Zoom is bound to under its Data Processing Agreement.
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