If Databricks is sold or merges with another company, your personal data could be transferred to the new owner, who may use it under different terms.
In the event of a merger, acquisition, or asset sale, your personal data — including contact details, behavioral data, and platform usage information — may be transferred to a new corporate owner who could use it under different terms, with only notice (not consent) required.
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Compare across platforms →A merger or acquisition could transfer your data to a company you've never interacted with and whose privacy practices may differ significantly from Databricks'.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Business transaction data sharing implicates GDPR Art. 6(1)(f) (legitimate interests as legal basis for transfer in M&A), Art. 14 (notification obligations when data is obtained from another controller), CCPA §1798.140(d) (business purpose exception may cover asset transfers), and FTC guidance on successor liability in data transactions. In the US, the FTC has specifically addressed M&A data transfers (Toysmart consent order; Radio Shack bankruptcy asset sale) where consumer data was treated as a corporate asset.
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