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In re Spirit Aviation Holdings, Dkt. 1684 (Consumer Privacy Ombudsman supplemental report)
10 records were read from this source, dated 5 Oct 2026 to 17 Oct 2026.
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Last checked 17 Oct 2026
What was read from it
- KindSupply factAs statedabout 190 million flights; 97 million consumersDated5 Oct 2026
- KindNegotiation leverAs statedThe Spirit records sale hearing, first noticed for 19 August 2026, has been adjourned…Dated14 Oct 2026
- KindNegotiation leverAs statedIn the Spirit sale agreement the $10M is paid only on delivery of de-identified data,…Dated5 Oct 2026
- KindNegotiation leverAs statedAfter the auction, Spirit and Google agreed that passenger transaction (PNR), refund,…Dated14 Oct 2026
- KindNegotiation leverAs statedmicro1's $12.5M proposal (25% above Google's $10M) has not displaced Google two months…Dated5 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedThe court-appointed ombudsman backed the sale of de-identified records once passenger…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedAlthough no state law forced it, the estate and Google adopted California's three-part…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedThe ombudsman's mandate covers consumers' personally identifiable information only;…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedThe privacy fix in the leading records sale was to leave consumer systems out entirely…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindDe-identification ruleAs statedBefore a buyer receives anything, a de-identification provider you choose (not the…Dated5 Oct 2026