📅 Last Updated: January 20, 2026 🔒 GDPR Article 28

Subprocessor List

Third-party service providers who process personal data on our behalf. This list is maintained in accordance with GDPR Article 28 transparency requirements.

Key Points
  • All subprocessors have signed Data Processing Agreements
  • We notify users of material subprocessor changes
  • Most processors are EU-based or have EU data centers
  • You can object to new subprocessors

1. Infrastructure & Hosting

Our primary infrastructure providers who host and process data:

2. Apple Services

Our iOS applications integrate with Apple's services for core functionality:

Apple Privacy: Apple Privacy Policy

3. CDN & Asset Delivery

Content delivery networks used to efficiently serve static assets:

Privacy Policies:

4. Email Services

Email delivery for transactional and service communications:

Email Types Sent:

  • Authentication emails (magic links, verification)
  • GDPR request confirmations
  • Account notifications
  • Security alerts

5. Security Services

Services that help protect our platform and users:

6. Changes & Notification

6.1 Notification of Changes

We will notify you of material changes to our subprocessor list:

  • New subprocessors: 30 days advance notice before engagement
  • Removal of subprocessors: Updated on this page
  • Change of purpose: 30 days advance notice

6.2 How We Notify

  • Update to this page with "Last Updated" date
  • Email notification to subscribed users (optional)
  • In-app notification for material changes

6.3 Your Right to Object

Under GDPR, you may object to new subprocessors. To object:

  • Contact us within 30 days of notification
  • We will work to address your concerns
  • If we cannot resolve the objection, you may terminate your account

6.4 Subscribe to Updates

To receive notifications about subprocessor changes, email privacy@vaicat.com with subject "Subscribe to Subprocessor Updates".

7. International Data Transfers

7.1 EU Data Residency

Our primary data processing occurs within the EU. We prioritize:

  • EU-based infrastructure and hosting
  • Subprocessors with EU data centers
  • On-device processing where possible

7.2 Transfer Mechanisms

Where data is transferred outside the EU/EEA (e.g., CDN requests to global networks), we rely on:

  • EU-US Data Privacy Framework – For US-based providers certified under the framework
  • Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) – EU Commission-approved data transfer agreements
  • Adequacy decisions – Where the EU has determined adequate protection exists

7.3 Transfer Impact Assessments

We conduct Transfer Impact Assessments (TIAs) for transfers to countries without adequacy decisions, evaluating:

  • Local laws and government access
  • Supplementary measures in place
  • Risk to data subjects

8. Services We Do NOT Use

For transparency, we explicitly do not use the following common services:

Subprocessor Inquiries
Privacy & Data Protection privacy@vaicat.com
General Support support@vaicat.com