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EU SCC. The Parties agree that Pix4D may transfer Customer Personal Data to non-Whitelisted Countries for the purposes of, or in connection with, the performance of the XXXX. Where Pix4D transfers Customer Personal Data subject to European Data Protection Law (back) to You, as the controller, located in a non- Whitelisted Country, the Parties agree to be bound by, and comply with, Module Four (Transfer Processor to Controller) of the EU SCC set forth in Exhibit A (Module Four (Transfer Processor to Controller) of the EU SCC) and compiled as follows (the "P-C Clauses"), including any applicable country-specific amendments set out in Exhibit B (Country-Specific Amendments to the EU SCC) to this DPA, with Pix4D being the "data exporter" and You being the "data importer":
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