If Replicate is sold or merges with another company, your personal data — including training data — can be transferred to the new owner, who may use it for similar purposes without requiring your consent.
In a sale or merger, all personal data Replicate holds about you — including training data you uploaded — may be transferred to a new company, which could handle it differently than Replicate does today without triggering any opt-out right.
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Compare across platforms →Your data, including potentially sensitive training data, can be shared with unknown third parties during M&A activity without your prior consent or notification, and the receiving company is bound only loosely by 'similar purposes.'
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Business transition data sharing implicates CCPA/CPRA Cal. Civ. Code §1798.140 (definitions of 'sale' and 'sharing'), GDPR Art. 6(1)(f) legitimate interests as the likely legal basis for pre-transaction disclosure to prospective purchasers, and FTC Act Section 5 regarding deceptive practices if data is used materially differently post-transfer. The FTC's guidelines on business transitions (2012 Facebook/Instagram guidance) establish precedent for requiring notice and consent for material changes in data use. (2)
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