If Replicate is acquired or sold, your personal information may be shared with the buyer, who can then use it for purposes broadly consistent with this policy.
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A business acquisition or asset sale could transfer your personal data to a new company outside of your control, and the policy does not impose explicit confidentiality obligations on prospective buyers who receive your data during due diligence.
In the event of a Replicate acquisition or sale, your account data, training data, and usage history could be transferred to a new owner, who may operate under different practices while still claiming to act 'for purposes similar to those described in this Privacy Policy.'
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we may use, retain or share information with law enforcement or others in circumstances where a person's vital interests require protection, such as in the case of emergencies.
we may share data between our affiliates for the safety and security of our users and may take necessary actions if we believe you have violated these Terms, including banning you from our Services and/or our affiliates' services...
"We may disclose your personal information as part of a business transition. We may also share your personal information with prospective purchasers exclusively to evaluate the proposed transaction; and We may also share your personal information with another company that buys the assets or stock of Replicate. That company may use and disclose personal information for purposes similar to those described in this Privacy Policy.Excerpt from Replicate's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Business transition data sharing provisions engage CCPA/CPRA, which requires that data transferred in a business transaction be subject to the same protections as if the acquiring entity were the original business.
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A business acquisition or asset sale could transfer your personal data to a new company outside of your control, and the policy does not impose explicit confidentiality obligations on prospective buyers who receive your data during due diligence.
In the event of a Replicate acquisition or sale, your account data, training data, and usage history could be transferred to a new owner, who may operate under different practices while still claiming to act 'for purposes similar to those described in this Privacy Policy.'
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