“a third party during negotiation of, in connection with, or as an asset in a corporate business transaction, such as a merger, acquisition, joint venture, or financing or sale of all or a portion of company assets, or in the event of insolvency, bankruptcy, or receivership.”
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User data may be transferred to an entirely different company—including during preliminary negotiations—and could be treated as a transferable asset in bankruptcy or receivership.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is a fragment and lacks surrounding context about conditions, limitations, or user notification rights that may apply to such transfers. The primary proposition is clear from the text.
The updated policy discloses that Grubhub collects payment card identifiers, merchant information, and transaction details from payment card networks and third-party service providers when users participate in rewards programs like In-Person Dining and Card-Linked Offers. The policy states this data may be used to provide rewards, calculate credits, and shared with participating merchants in aggregated form. You can opt out of these programs by visiting your account page, clicking on 'The Drop,' and selecting 'Manage' next to Linked Cards.
View change record →Your personal data may be disclosed to or acquired by a third party if Grubhub undergoes a corporate transaction or becomes insolvent, even during the negotiation phase.
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User data may be transferred to an entirely different company—including during preliminary negotiations—and could be treated as a transferable asset in bankruptcy or receivership.
Your personal data may be disclosed to or acquired by a third party if Grubhub undergoes a corporate transaction or becomes insolvent, even during the negotiation phase.
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