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What does it look for? If it rises an alarm seeing any 3rd party domain that would be trivial and not enough. It would than have to dig for a data processing
by anotheryou 7y ago
What does it look for?
If it rises an alarm seeing any 3rd party domain that would be trivial and not enough.
It would than have to dig for a data processing agreement in the terms+conditions. This can only happen once domain and company name have been correlated.
What else could it check?
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