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A corporate transaction could result in user data being transferred to a new entity over which users have no prior relationship or negotiated terms, potentially changing how their data is handled.
A reader's data may be transferred to another entity if Dropbox undergoes a reorganization, merger, acquisition, or asset sale, without requiring the reader's separate consent under this clause.
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A corporate transaction could result in user data being transferred to a new entity over which users have no prior relationship or negotiated terms, potentially changing how their data is handled.
A reader's data may be transferred to another entity if Dropbox undergoes a reorganization, merger, acquisition, or asset sale, without requiring the reader's separate consent under this clause.
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