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Google Wanted Spirit Airlines Data. Flight Attendants Found a Way to Opt Out

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WIRED
By Aarian Marshall
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Google Wanted Spirit Airlines Data. Flight Attendants Found a Way to Opt Out
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The union representing flight attendants for the defunct airline struck a deal with Google to scrub sensitive employee records from a $10 million data sale.

Key Takeaways

  • Google Wanted Spirit Airlines Data.
  • Flight Attendants Found a Way to Opt Out.
  • The union representing flight attendants for the defunct airline struck a deal with Google to scrub sensitive employee records from a $10 million data sale.

The union representing flight attendants for the defunct airline struck a deal with Google to scrub sensitive employee records from a $10 million data sale.

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