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A privacy policy probably doesn't have much standing but if the privacy clauses were terms of the contract which both parties agreed to then any purchasing comp
by dschobel 17y ago
A privacy policy probably doesn't have much standing but if the privacy clauses were terms of the contract which both parties agreed to then any purchasing company would still have to abide by them.
- jacquesm 17y agoSure, but the privacy policy is already broken at that point. The data is already in the hands of a third party, the one that bought the assets. Bankruptcy is weird that way, stuff that normally would not be transferable can suddenly end up in the weirdest places. Foreign companies could buy up the assets, and not be bound.