“We may disclose your personal data...to a third party during negotiation of, in connection with, or as an asset in such a corporate business transaction. Your personal data may also be disclosed in the event of insolvency, bankruptcy, or receivership.”
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Personal data may be treated as a transferable asset and disclosed to unknown third parties even before a corporate transaction is completed, including during negotiation stages.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains two independent disclosure triggers — corporate transactions and insolvency/bankruptcy/receivership. Only the corporate transaction trigger is stated as the canonical claim. The insolvency/bankruptcy/receivership trigger is recorded in omitted_material.
A user's personal data may be disclosed to third parties at any stage of a corporate transaction — including during negotiation — and may be treated as a business asset in that transaction.
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"We may disclose your personal data...to a third party during negotiation of, in connection with, or as an asset in such a corporate business transaction. Your personal data may also be disclosed in the event of insolvency, bankruptcy, or receivership.Excerpt from Zillow's Privacy Notice
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Personal data may be treated as a transferable asset and disclosed to unknown third parties even before a corporate transaction is completed, including during negotiation stages.
A user's personal data may be disclosed to third parties at any stage of a corporate transaction — including during negotiation — and may be treated as a business asset in that transaction.
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