If Inflection AI is sold, merged, or goes through bankruptcy, your personal data, including conversation history, could be transferred to the new owner as a business asset.
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A change in ownership could mean your data, including sensitive conversations, is transferred to a company with different privacy practices, even if you originally consented to Inflection AI's terms.
Interpretive note: The specific notification process and any opt-out or deletion window prior to a business transfer are not detailed in the available policy text.
The updated policy establishes broader data collection practices than previously disclosed. The terms now explicitly state the company collects voice and audio inputs alongside text, whereas prior language specified only text and other materials. Additionally, the policy now discloses collection of precise geolocation information with user consent and authorization to access contacts, emails, calendars, and documents from third-party platforms. You can stop collection of precise location information at any time through the Your Choices section.
View change record →In the event of a corporate acquisition, merger, or bankruptcy, your personal data could be transferred to a new entity whose privacy practices may differ from those you agreed to when you first used Inflection AI's services.
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Your personal information may be transferred to, stored, and processed in the United States or other countries outside of your country of residence, which may have data protection laws that are different from those in your country.
In the event of a merger, acquisition, reorganization, bankruptcy, or other similar event, your personal data may be transferred to a successor entity or third party as part of that transaction.
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"If Inflection AI is involved in a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, bankruptcy, or sale of company assets, your personal information may be transferred as part of that transaction. We will notify you of any such change in ownership or control of your personal information.— Excerpt from Inflection AI's Inflection AI Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Business transfer provisions engage GDPR obligations around notification of material changes to data processing and, in some interpretations, may require fresh consent where processing purposes change materially post-transfer. Under CCPA/CPRA, an acquirer taking on personal data must honor existing consumer rights. The FTC has taken action regarding deceptive transfers of personal data in bankruptcy or acquisition contexts. FTC guidance specifically addresses data asset transfers in bankruptcy proceedings. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. This provision is standard in technology company privacy policies, but the sensitivity of conversational AI data, which may include health, financial, or highly personal information, means that a corporate transfer carries higher practical risk than for more routine service data. The policy states notification will be provided, but does not specify that users can opt out or request deletion prior to transfer. JURISDICTION FLAGS: EU/EEA users may have GDPR rights to object to processing under a new controller if the legal basis for processing changes materially after a transfer. California users retain CCPA/CPRA deletion and opt-out rights regardless of ownership changes. International transfers to acquirers outside the EU/EEA require valid transfer mechanisms. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Institutional customers and enterprise users should review whether their data processing agreements with Inflection AI include provisions governing data handling in change-of-control scenarios, including rights to retrieve or delete data before transfer. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal teams should assess whether the notification commitment in this provision is operationally backed by a defined process, and whether users will have a meaningful window to request deletion before a business transfer is completed. For enterprise deployments, change-of-control provisions in B2B contracts should be reviewed.
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A change in ownership could mean your data, including sensitive conversations, is transferred to a company with different privacy practices, even if you originally consented to Inflection AI's terms.
In the event of a corporate acquisition, merger, or bankruptcy, your personal data could be transferred to a new entity whose privacy practices may differ from those you agreed to when you first used Inflection AI's services.
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