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Subprocessors

Last updated: June 2026

MicHelper uses the following third-party service providers (subprocessors) to operate the Service. We will notify customers at least 30 days before adding or replacing a subprocessor.

CompanyPurposeLocationData Processed
Render Services, Inc. Primary web infrastructure: application hosting, compute, persistent storage, encrypted backups EU region — Frankfurt, Germany Application code, database, encrypted backups
OpenRouter AI inference routing: speech-to-text, chunk analysis, global reasoning, AI assistant, vision, embeddings. Zero Data Retention (ZDR) policy enabled. Underlying model providers are selected by OpenRouter from approved providers that meet ZDR and privacy requirements; the underlying provider list may change dynamically. United States (service); underlying approved providers may include EU and US regions Audio (transient, deleted after STT), transcripts (transient)
Telegram Bot API Optional customer notifications (Telegram messages) Cloud Chat IDs, notification messages

Underlying AI inference providers (OpenRouter)

OpenRouter routes requests only to approved inference providers that satisfy MicHelper's privacy and Zero Data Retention requirements. The technical model stack (specific AI models, model sizes, providers, and fallbacks) is confidential and may change without affecting the stated privacy safeguards.

All approved underlying providers process requests under Zero Data Retention — prompts and outputs are not retained beyond the processing required to complete each request. No customer data is used for AI model training.

An up-to-date statement on underlying providers is available on request through the official Telegram channel — @Ooooaala.

Subprocessor change notification

We will notify customers 30 days before adding new subprocessors. To receive notifications about subprocessor changes, contact us via Telegram — @Ooooaala.

Restricted jurisdictions

No MicHelper subprocessors are located in Russia, China, Belarus, or any country subject to comprehensive EU or US sanctions. We will not engage subprocessors in these jurisdictions.

Historical changes

DateChange
June 2026Added explicit OpenRouter subprocessor entry; updated Render hosting to EU region (Frankfurt, Germany); added AI accuracy disclaimer and human-review guidance
March 2026Updated AI inference provider; removed previous payment, authentication, email, and infrastructure subprocessors from active list
February 2026Initial list published