Legal and fair access issues

[Patrick_Geary]

I am considering using AirTable for a project sponsored by the European Research Council. However before making a decision, we need specific answers to basic questions:

1. Does AirTable own any rights to data stored in it?
2. Where are the cloud servers physically located? There are possible issues if data is stored outside of the European Union.
3. What happens to the data should AirTable go out of business?
4. Can data stored in AirTable be made to conform to the European Commission’s FAIR
   principles? https://www.openaire.eu/how-to-make-your-data-fair
5. Can an AirTable be made open access?

I am a bit concerned that I have been unable to find any link to any AirTable site where these questions can be asked of the company itself.

[Jeremy_Oglesby]

I think you should be able to find at least some of your answers here:

Security - Airtable

Security - Airtable

Earning and keeping the trust of our users is our top priority. Learn how we hold ourselves to the highest privacy and security standards at Airtable.

found via the “Security” link in the footer of Airtable’s main page

Additional info here:

Airtable Support

Third-party subprocessors

Airtable currently uses third party subprocessors to provide core infrastructure services and customer support. Prior to engaging any third party subprocessor, Airtable evaluates their privacy, sec...

found by searching “Security” in Airtable’s support site search box

[Patrick_Geary]

Many thanks. This is a good start.