Google Reassures on Spirit Data Deal Excluding Consumer Info

Google has responded to concerns from a court-appointed privacy ombudsman about its proposed acquisition of data from bankrupt Spirit Airlines. The tech giant told a New York bankruptcy judge that its deal excludes consumer information, according to a report.

The news comes after the ombudsman expressed worries over how Google would handle sensitive customer data in the purchase. Google's response aims to alleviate these concerns and demonstrate that it has taken steps to safeguard consumer privacy.