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Telecom operators' data practices may shift after exiting a market
Network service continues for users, but transparency and data‑safeguard procedures can change after a sale.
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The network will keep providing service to customers after a telecom exits a country, but the transparency practices and internal procedures and protocols for data safeguards may be altered following the sale.
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