Onderzoek, financiering & toekomstige commercialisering
Project Transfer, Successor Operator and Change-of-Control Policy
How a future sale, transfer or handover of NeuroPulse must be treated separately from ordinary personal-data monetization.
Laatst bijgewerkt: 2 september 2026
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Belangrijk: Dit document is een verklaring over productbeleid en risicobeheersing, geen persoonlijk juridisch advies. Het houdt geen afstand in van rechten waarvan geen afstand kan worden gedaan en mag niet worden gelezen als een bewering dat elke genoemde wet in elk rechtsgebied geldt.
Possible future transfer
Because NeuroPulse is currently self-funded, the operator may in the future consider transferring the project or its assets if continued personal financing becomes impractical. This possibility is not a present sale of personal data and does not authorize unrestricted transfer of user information.
Before a transfer
- identify the proposed successor and legal basis for transferring relevant assets/data;
- separate code, public content and infrastructure assets from personal data that may require additional restrictions;
- review privacy notices, contractual commitments, deletion requests, legal holds and applicable notice/consent/objection rights;
- require the successor to honor applicable existing obligations or give users legally required notice/options before materially incompatible processing;
- avoid describing a transaction as a data sale or as legally exempt without transaction-specific analysis.
No current transaction
This document is advance governance for a possible future scenario. It is not notice that NeuroPulse is currently for sale or that a transfer is pending.