Transcription and data protection
Transcribing a conversation means processing personal data, and in medicine, law and finance it means processing professional secrets on top of that. GDPR is the baseline; sector rules such as MiFID II add requirements a provider hosting in the US cannot meet. These articles cover what the rules actually demand, which evidence a processor has to supply, and where the popular shortcuts break down.
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Transcription that protects your data
Three transcriptions free, no credit card. Data stays in Germany.