Deepinfra
Day 35 after signup
Update to DeepInfra subprocessors
Why it works
- Explain the reason for the notice before listing the specific changes, so readers have context.
- Pair an effective date with a concise explanation of safeguards to make a policy update easier to assess.
- State whether action is needed and give a clear channel and deadline for questions or objections.
How it is built
- Personal greeting
- Reason for notice
- New subprocessors list
- Effective date
- Data protection assurances
- Objection instructions
- Team sign-off
Email copy
Hi [First name], We're writing to let you know that DeepInfra is updating its list of subprocessors, the third parties that help us deliver our services and may process customer data on our behalf. This notice is provided in line with our Data Processing Addendum (DPA). New subprocessors: Slack: Collaboration, United States Pylon: Customer Experience, United States Massed Compute: Infrastructure Provider, United States Effective date: December 6, 2026 Each subprocessor is bound by written data protection terms substantially the same as those in our DPA, and DeepInfra remains responsible for their performance. The full, updated list is available at trust.deepinfra.com/subprocessors. No action is needed on your part. If you have a reasonable objection to a new subprocessor on data protection grounds, please email dpo@deepinfra.com before December 6, 2026 and we'll work with you in good faith to address it. For anything else, just reply to this email. Best regards, The DeepInfra Team