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Google's bid for Spirit Airlines data gets official approval
A consumer privacy official has recommended approving Google's $10 million bid for Spirit Airlines' old data, citing steps taken to protect passenger privacy. Spirit and Google revised the data scope, excluded passenger databases, and hired Tonic.ai to de-identify personal information. The data protection measures significantly lower the risk for the 97 million customers whose data was given to Spirit, although court approval is still required.
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