If Replit is sold, merged, or goes through bankruptcy, your personal data may be transferred to the new owner without your separate consent.
In the event Replit is acquired or undergoes insolvency, your personal data including code content and usage history becomes an asset transferred to the acquiring entity, which may operate under a different privacy policy.
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Compare across platforms →A corporate transaction could result in your data — including code, AI interactions, and account details — being transferred to a new entity with potentially different privacy practices, with no individual opt-out mechanism.
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: GDPR Art. 6 requires a lawful basis for data transfers in M&A contexts; Art. 14 may require notification to data subjects of the new controller's identity. CCPA §1798.140 governs whether an acquirer qualifies as a 'business' or 'third party' and whether the transfer constitutes a 'sale'. FTC Act Section 5 prohibits deceptive practices including retroactive privacy policy changes post-acquisition. (2)
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