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I don't know the answer to that. FWIW, my guess would be that the definition is fairly strict. Now, I don't think that would prevent the first party using dat
by orra 7y ago
I don't know the answer to that.
FWIW, my guess would be that the definition is fairly strict.
Now, I don't think that would prevent the first party using data processors, but I suspect the first party would have to exercise a lot of control over the processor. This would be in contrast to a service like Google Analytics, where the company's control and choice is simply limited to take it or leave it.
- krageon 7y agoA data processor agreement is not usually negotiated all that hard and this is indeed not really possible with truly large companies (and let's face it, that's where most companies get their enterprise software). Therefore I feel that expecting a lot of control being exercised is a bit of a pipe dream.