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Dock uses certain subprocessors to provide services
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A new AI processor has access to Dock user data
Provides AI services used to power features within Dock's platform and internal workflows, which may process user data submitted to or generated by those features.
BadChanges that may affect your rights or add new obligations.User data from Dock's AI features and internal workflows can now be processed by a new third party.
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§ 4.3 Subprocessor disclosure window
Notification window for new subprocessors reduced from 30 days to 7 days, limiting customer review time before changes take effect.
§ 8.1 Output ownership and licensing
Model output ownership clarified: vendor retains a perpetual license to use customer prompts and outputs for safety research.
