If Ideogram is sold, merges with another company, or goes bankrupt, your personal data can be transferred to the new owner as a business asset.
Your entire data profile held by Ideogram, including creative content and account history, may be transferred to an unknown third-party acquirer in a business sale or insolvency proceeding without individual notice or consent.
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Compare across platforms →In a corporate sale or bankruptcy, your personal data — including prompts, generated images, and account information — could pass to an entirely different company with potentially different privacy practices, with no opt-out right explicitly provided.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: GDPR Art. 6 requires a lawful basis for any transfer of personal data; a business transfer may constitute a new processing purpose requiring re-assessment of legal basis. CCPA §1798.100 and FTC Act Section 5 apply where consumers are not notified of material changes to data handling following a business transfer. FTC guidance on business transfers (FTC v. Toysmart.com, 2000) established that personal data sold as a business asset must honor existing privacy commitments. (2)
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