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There are different ways the ownership of a root certificate may change, which may include one or more of the following.
There are different ways the ownership of a root certificate may change, which may include one or more of the following.
* Legal ownership transfer, such as when one company buys another.  
* '''Change in Legal Ownership''', such as when one company buys another.  
** This does not necessarily imply that there will be a change in operation of the root certificates.
** This does not necessarily imply that there will be a change in operation of the root certificate or change in location of the private keys.
* Physical relocation of the private keys. Circumstances may include one of the following.
* '''Physical Relocation''' of the root certificate's private keys. Circumstances may include one of the following.
** CA relocates their private keys to another location owned by that CA.  
** CA relocates their private keys to another location owned by that CA.  
** CA1 transfers the private keys to CA2, where CA2 already has other root certificates included in Mozilla’s program.
** CA1 transfers the private keys to CA2, where CA2 already has other root certificates included in Mozilla’s program.
** CA1 transfers the private keys to CA3, where CA3 does not have root certificates included in Mozilla’s program.
** CA1 transfers the private keys to CA3, where CA3 does not have root certificates included in Mozilla’s program.
* Personnel changes, which may include one or more of the following.
* '''Personnel Changes''', which may include one or more of the following.
** Operation of the PKI is transferred to a different organization who is already operating root certificates included in Mozilla’s program.
** Operation of the PKI is transferred to a different organization who is already operating root certificates included in Mozilla’s program.
** Operation of the PKI is transferred to a different organization who does not currently operate a root certificate included in Mozilla’s program.
** Operation of the PKI is transferred to a different organization who does not currently operate a root certificate included in Mozilla’s program.
** The organization operating the PKI remains the same, but is transferred to a different company or owner.
** The organization operating the PKI remains the same, but the organization is transferred to a different company or owner.
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