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DeepL policy finding

“ 8.4.1 Customer must obtain all necessary consents and authorisations from any third party, including Customer’s employees, for the transcription and translation of the audio data by DeepL, which may be considered a recording under the respective laws applicable to Customer’s use of the service. In any way, Customer must ensure that any third parties invited to the meeting are aware that their audio data will be transcribed and translated by DeepL. 8.4.2 Customer is responsible to have all appropriate contractual agreements and safeguards with any providers of Third-Party Applications in place. Section 3.2.6 applies accordingly. 8.4.3 In the event that a (1) Third-Party Application deprecates support of DeepL Voice for Meetings or (2) a change to a Third-Party Application requires changes to DeepL Voice for Meetings which, considering the interests of both Parties, cannot be implemented in a technically or economically reasonable manner by DeepL, both Parties may terminate this Agreement with regard to DeepL Voice for Meetings without notice. 8.4.4 Customer shall not be allowed to access and control DeepL Voice for Meetings through automated procedures which may cause an increased number (exceeding usual human behaviour) of requests to DeepL Voice for Meetings.”

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other

Captured

2026-06-07

Location

§ 8.4.1

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