Asana shares your personal data with cloud providers, analytics companies, marketing vendors, and potentially acquirers in a business transaction — and with authorities if legally required.
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The provision establishes the operational framework for personal data transfer across Asana's service ecosystem and external parties. It defines the categories of recipients that may receive user data in the normal course of business operations and under specific corporate events, establishing both routine and contingent data sharing practices.
The removal of this detailed third-party sharing provision reduces transparency about sub-processors, business partners, and conditions under which personal data is disclosed.
View full change record →Your Asana data, including usage patterns and account information, is shared with a range of third-party vendors for analytics, cloud infrastructure, and marketing purposes, and could be transferred to a new company's ownership in the event of a merger or acquisition without requiring fresh consent from users.
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"We may share your personal information with third parties in the following circumstances: Service providers and sub-processors who perform services on our behalf, such as cloud storage, analytics, customer support, and marketing; Business partners with whom we offer co-branded services or joint marketing initiatives; In connection with a merger, acquisition, bankruptcy, or other business transaction; When required by law or to protect rights and safety.Excerpt from Asana's Privacy Statement
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The provision establishes the operational framework for personal data transfer across Asana's service ecosystem and external parties. It defines the categories of recipients that may receive user data in the normal course of business operations and under specific corporate events, establishing both routine and contingent data sharing practices.
Your Asana data, including usage patterns and account information, is shared with a range of third-party vendors for analytics, cloud infrastructure, and marketing purposes, and could be transferred to a new company's ownership in the event of a merger or acquisition without requiring fresh consent from users.
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