The agreement authorizes disclosure of personal information, including account data, wallet balances, and loyalty points, to buyers or successors in corporate transactions such as mergers, asset sales, or bankruptcy proceedings, and asserts that users acknowledge and agree to the assignment of their personal data rights.
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This provision establishes pre-agreed user consent to data transfer in corporate transaction scenarios, which may be assessed under state privacy statutes that restrict the transfer of personal data to third parties without renewed consent or separate notice, depending on the jurisdiction and enforcement context.
Interpretive note: Whether the pre-agreed consent assertion satisfies the consent standards of each applicable state privacy statute is jurisdiction-dependent and may require enforcement-context evaluation.
Previously, Shein asked users to explicitly agree or disagree with account persistence for future logins. The updated terms remove this choice entirely. Instead of a consent decision, users now see a promotional discount offer in that location. This means users lose direct control over whether Shein maintains their login session across device visits, which affects convenience and privacy preferences around authentication persistence.
View change record →New provision explicitly authorizing transfer of user financial data (Wallet balance, points) and account information in M&A transactions without separate user consent.
View full change record →Under this clause, personal data including account information, wallet credits, points, and purchase history may be transferred to a new corporate entity in the event of a sale, merger, or bankruptcy, with the agreement asserting that users have acknowledged and agreed to such transfer by accepting the policy.
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Compare across platforms →"We may disclose personal information—including account information, Wallet balance or points information—to a buyer, prospective buyer, corporate affiliate, or other successors in the event of a merger, divestiture, restructuring, reorganization, dissolution, or sale or transfer of some or all of our assets, whether as a going concern or as part of bankruptcy, liquidation, or similar proceeding in which personal information held by us about our Services users is among the assets transferred. You acknowledge and agree to our assignment or transfer of rights to your personal information.Excerpt from Shein's Terms and Conditions
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This provision establishes pre-agreed user consent to data transfer in corporate transaction scenarios, which may be assessed under state privacy statutes that restrict the transfer of personal data to third parties without renewed consent or separate notice, depending on the jurisdiction and enforcement context.
Under this clause, personal data including account information, wallet credits, points, and purchase history may be transferred to a new corporate entity in the event of a sale, merger, or bankruptcy, with the agreement asserting that users have acknowledged and agreed to such transfer by accepting the policy.
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