Using Cloud-based CAT tools and clients
Thread poster: Alexandre Chetrite
Alexandre Chetrite
Alexandre Chetrite
France
Local time: 23:06
English to French
Jul 14, 2016

Hello,

Must I disclose to my clients that I use a cloud-based CAT tool such as Lilt to translate?

Can I be sued by my customers for not informing them before translating?

Check Lilt data privacy guidelines -> https://lilt.com/security

As a freelance translator am I legally responsbile in case of Lilt failure to protect my translation and the client's data (hac
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Hello,

Must I disclose to my clients that I use a cloud-based CAT tool such as Lilt to translate?

Can I be sued by my customers for not informing them before translating?

Check Lilt data privacy guidelines -> https://lilt.com/security

As a freelance translator am I legally responsbile in case of Lilt failure to protect my translation and the client's data (hacking, breach of security on their side, etc)?

Regards,
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Eduard Pascariu
Eduard Pascariu  Identity Verified
Local time: 00:06
Romanian to German
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Lilt is just a bot Jul 20, 2024

You are completely responsible for everthing. Lilt is a one man show, i.e. one midget surrounded by stupid bots

 


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