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Playing devil's advocate, maybe they would argue that "we" refers to the organization that operates the service, and that in the event that the ownership of the
by kokanee 3y ago
Playing devil's advocate, maybe they would argue that "we" refers to the organization that operates the service, and that in the event that the ownership of the organization changes, the statement could still be true - "we" did not sell your data, but during the acquisition "we" were sold.
- JohnFen 3y agoI'm sure that's exactly the argument they would make. But I think it flies in the face of logic by implying that the data a company has is not part of the sale, the value of that data is not priced into the sale price of the company, and the purchasing company does not take ownership of that data. It isn't rare for one company to buy another entirely so they can get the customer data.