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Vercel's DPA applies to Enterprise and Pro plans only, and the objection window is five days. Your deployment processes whatever your app processes.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-21T09:55:34.973Z

Airtable offers European data residency, but it covers base content and not everything else. Airtable names the excluded categories, and they matter.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-21T09:49:12.329Z

Calendly's DPA is inside its Terms of Use with nothing to sign. The harder questions are your booking form and your connected calendar.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-20T08:18:34.654Z

Cloudflare's DPA is public and versioned, and its localization controls are unusually granular. Both are more configurable than most vendors offer.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-20T08:15:42.492Z

PostHog lets you host in Frankfurt, in Virginia, or on your own infrastructure. That choice changes the transfer question more than any clause does.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-19T05:53:25.854Z

Zapier's DPA is automatic, and you can generate a signed copy. The harder question is what your zaps move, and where they move it to.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-19T05:51:29.592Z

Hotjar's DPA sits inside its terms and cannot be signed. It suppresses keystrokes by default, and it is now part of Contentsquare.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-18T17:42:52.134Z

Notion's DPA is incorporated by reference, so there is nothing to sign. The harder questions are subprocessors, AI, and what your workspace holds.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-18T17:40:58.681Z

Typeform's DPA sits inside its privacy policy and binds without a signature. The harder GDPR questions are about your form, your embed and your retention.

Posted by Kevin Yun | 2026-08-17T08:09:09.676Z