Anker may transfer, sub-contract, or assign its rights and obligations under the agreement to any party without notifying users or obtaining their consent. Users may not transfer or assign their rights under the agreement.
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This provision permits Anker to assign the entire agreement, including all rights and obligations, to a third party without user notification or consent. This means users' contractual relationship could transfer to a different entity, including in the context of corporate transactions, without any affirmative user action or right to object.
Interpretive note: GDPR and UK GDPR impose data controller change notification obligations that may operationally limit the no-notification assignment right for EU and UK data subjects regardless of contractual terms.
Under this clause, Anker may transfer the agreement and all associated rights and obligations to another entity without prior notice or user consent. Users have no corresponding assignment right and no stated opt-out mechanism in the event of a transfer.
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This provision permits Anker to assign the entire agreement, including all rights and obligations, to a third party without user notification or consent. This means users' contractual relationship could transfer to a different entity, including in the context of corporate transactions, without any affirmative user action or right to object.
Under this clause, Anker may transfer the agreement and all associated rights and obligations to another entity without prior notice or user consent. Users have no corresponding assignment right and no stated opt-out mechanism in the event of a transfer.
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