Atlassian states it does not sell personal information but authorizes sharing with service providers, analytics vendors, marketing partners, corporate affiliates, resellers, and in connection with a business sale or merger.
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The policy authorizes data sharing with resellers and channel partners who deliver Atlassian products, which may mean your employer's Atlassian reseller receives information about your account depending on the delivery arrangement.
Personal data including account identifiers, usage information, and billing details may be shared with third-party service providers (covering analytics, infrastructure, and marketing functions), resellers, and acquirers in a business transaction. The policy states Atlassian does not sell personal information to third parties.
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The policy authorizes data sharing with resellers and channel partners who deliver Atlassian products, which may mean your employer's Atlassian reseller receives information about your account depending on the delivery arrangement.
Personal data including account identifiers, usage information, and billing details may be shared with third-party service providers (covering analytics, infrastructure, and marketing functions), resellers, and acquirers in a business transaction. The policy states Atlassian does not sell personal information to third parties.
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