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Good morning. The Wall Street Journal reports that a labor union representing former flight attendants from defunct airline Spirit Airlines has objected to a $10 million sale to Google. The union demands the court block the deal unless it guarantees protection of the employees' personal data, including decades of travel and booking information, payroll records, and emails.

Google insists that customers' personal information will be removed before integration into its AI system. However, the flight attendants insist that employee data must also be safeguarded. A judge handling the bankruptcy proceedings has postponed the sale's approval to assess the union's claims. In other tech news, Fortune invites feedback and suggestions via email. This report is based on an original article on Fortune.com.