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Filing: Alphabet agrees to additional privacy protections to salvage its $10M acquisition of bankrupt Spirit Airlines' data, resolving union objections

Google parent Alphabet agreed to provide additional privacy protections to salvage its $10 million acquisition of data from bankrupt Spirit Airlines.

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Filing: Alphabet agrees to additional privacy protections to salvage its $10M acquisition of bankrupt Spirit Airlines' data, resolving union objections

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