Grade B+ — Fair terms (score 84/100)
BiblioCommons explicitly pledges not to sell personal data, but reserves the right to transfer data during business transactions and lacks a formal notice mechanism for policy updates.
No data sale. Broad transfer rights on merger. No notice for policy changes.
The Controller reserves the right that in the event of a bankruptcy filing, mergers with third parties, acquisition by third parties, sale of assets (all or partial)... that the Controller shall be entitled share (or sell as an ancillary aspect of the overarching business transaction) the Personal Data provided by the Data Subject to the third party.
The company can transfer or sell your personal data to another entity if they are acquired, merge, or go bankrupt.
The Controller may from time to time update this Privacy Policy, with the updated policy to be posted on the Controller’s Website. The Controller recommends that Data Subjects revisit this Privacy Policy from time to time on a regular basis.
The company does not promise to notify you when they change their privacy practices; you must check the website yourself.
The Controller may disclose Personal Data if is required to do so a court of competent jurisdiction... or, if there is a good faith belief... that disclosure is necessary to: comply with any legal process served on the Controller.
The company will share your data with law enforcement or legal authorities if they believe it is necessary.
The Controller will not sell, rent or loan a Data Subject’s information to third parties.
The company makes an explicit commitment not to sell your personal data.
Data Subject are to advise the Controller... would like to update or delete incorrect Personal Data, please contact Controller by emailing at [email protected]
You can contact the company to request the deletion of your personal data.
Last reviewed 2026-08-28 under rubric v3.5.