[Former Spirit Airlines Flight Attendants Oppose Google’s Data Acquisition, Concerned About Insufficient Employee Privacy Protection] According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on August 20, The Wall Street Journal reported that a U.S. bankruptcy court has delayed approving Google’s $10 million acquisition of Spirit Airlines' data. A union representing thousands of former Spirit Airlines flight attendants raised objections, stating that the deal could lead to confidential employee information being used for training artificial intelligence models, posing privacy risks. The union demanded that the transaction agreement explicitly exclude all confidential information of flight attendants or at least provide it with the same level of protection as consumer information.