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Notice of new subprocessors is limited to what is contractually required rather than being unconditional, meaning Customers may not receive notice of every new subprocessor unless their contract specifically requires it.
Interpretive note: The canonical claim captures both the direct notice and the public posting obligations, as both are stated in a single sentence. The public posting is noted in omitted_material as a secondary independent mechanism. Notice is explicitly limited to 'the extent required under contractual agreement,' which is preserved as a qualifier throughout.
As a Customer's account owner, you will receive notice of new subprocessors only to the extent your contractual agreement requires it; updates are also posted publicly.
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"We will provide the owner of Customer's account with notice of any new Subprocessors to the extent required under contractual agreement, along with posting such updates here.Excerpt from Zoom's Sub-Processors
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Notice of new subprocessors is limited to what is contractually required rather than being unconditional, meaning Customers may not receive notice of every new subprocessor unless their contract specifically requires it.
As a Customer's account owner, you will receive notice of new subprocessors only to the extent your contractual agreement requires it; updates are also posted publicly.
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