The policy states that Garmin does not sell personal data to any third party and that sharing is limited to specific, enumerated situations.
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This provision establishes a categorical representation regarding the absence of personal data sales, which is operationally significant under CCPA, where 'sale' has a defined statutory meaning that may encompass certain data transfers beyond direct monetary exchange. Compliance teams should evaluate whether all data flows, including those with content and feature providers, fall outside the statutory definition of 'sale' under applicable law.
Interpretive note: The CCPA/CPRA definition of 'sale' and 'share' may encompass certain data transfers not characterized as sales in the document; applicable law and regulatory guidance determine whether this representation fully satisfies statutory requirements.
Under this clause, Garmin represents that personal data is not sold to third parties, and sharing is limited to service providers, intra-group entities, content and feature providers (with consent), and law enforcement. The CCPA definition of 'sale' may apply to certain data sharing arrangements depending on the nature of the exchange, a question the document does not address in the consumer-facing text.
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This provision establishes a categorical representation regarding the absence of personal data sales, which is operationally significant under CCPA, where 'sale' has a defined statutory meaning that may encompass certain data transfers beyond direct monetary exchange. Compliance teams should evaluate whether all data flows, including those with content and feature providers, fall outside the statutory definition of 'sale' under applicable …
Under this clause, Garmin represents that personal data is not sold to third parties, and sharing is limited to service providers, intra-group entities, content and feature providers (with consent), and law enforcement. The CCPA definition of 'sale' may apply to certain data sharing arrangements depending on the nature of the exchange, a question the document does not address in the …
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