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When Nokia has struck a sale deal with Microsoft to sell its Devices and  Services business except HERE location based products and businesses to Microsoft in April 2014 then you might be worried about the privacy of your contacts, security of your important data and above all the contractual relationships for the products and services offered by the original devices and services provider as now all the data will be accessible by the purchaser company as per terms and conditions arrived at in between Nokia and Microsoft as a result of sale deal. After all users do have the right to have the same user experience with the purchaser company after the sale/transfer transaction is complete. 
Chad Fentress, Vice President and Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer of Nokia along with Brendon Lynch, Chief Privacy Officer of Microsoft conveyed the above messages to their customers, who are affected by the transaction taking place in two world giants.
The consumers need to analyze the minor or major differences about Microsoft’s and Nokia’s privacy policies and service terms so that they can raise their concerns, if any, to Microsoft Mobile Oy, c/o Privacy, Keilaranta 7, 02150 Espoo, Finland or Nokia Corporation, c/o Privacy, Keilalahdentie 4, 02150 Espoo, Finland – the acquirer of Nokia’s Devices and Services. However, if the consumers need to contact their existing supplier of devices and provider of services to safeguard their personal data relating to Nokia’s products then they can do so by contacting at: Nokia Corporation, c/o Privacy, Karakaari 7, 02610 Espoo, Finland after completion of the sales transaction in April,2014.
After effect of Transaction:
Immediately after completion of the sale transaction, the consumers will be governed by both Microsoft Mobile’s and Nokia’s Privacy Policy and Service Terms. Similarly, your use of other services will be governed by either Microsoft Mobile’s or Nokia’s Privacy Policy and Service Terms, depending on which company provides the service in question. You can scan the fineprint under Global Privacy Policies here.
What do we expect of our readers:
As you know that we believe in sharing every bit of knowledge, may it be technical or legal having far reaching consequences – we expect our intelligent readers who are genius either technically or legally – to put forth their views on Sales Transaction as an awareness campaign among the Nokia community so that they can raise their concerns in forums and discussions across the world before getting switched over to Microsoft Finnish affiliate as Nokia Devices and Services business will be part of this Finnish entity, Microsoft Mobile Oy, a subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation.

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