How to enable and ensure GDPR #1085
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I am going to use deepgram's nova 2 model to do live transcripts of for my call center. I am in Europe. From my understanding deepgram is GDPR compliant, but is it possible to have the inference model only run within Europe? |
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I am planning on using the Speed to Text model |
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Using Deepgram's Nova 2 model for live transcription in a European call center while ensuring GDPR compliance involves a few considerations:
GDPR Compliance: Deepgram is fully prepared for GDPR compliance. However, some businesses may have additional requirements for data processing within the EU.
Data Processing Agreement (DPA): You may need a DPA with Deepgram, including the Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs), to ensure compliance when using Deepgram's hosted API.
Processing Within Europe: If your requirement is to ensure all data is processed within Europe (beyond the standard GDPR compliance needs), the current option is to use a self-hosted deployment. This means running the m…