In each of the questions given below a sentence is given with three words in bold. Choose the option which gives the correct sequence of these words to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
The company is facing criticism for allegedly sharing user data with (A) platforms (B) unauthorized (C) third-party without explicit consent.

The correct option is BCA.

Let's analyze the sentence and find the correct rearrangement of the bold words to make the sentence grammatically and contextually correct.
The original sentence is:
"The company is facing criticism for allegedly sharing user data with (A) platforms (B) unauthorized (C) third-party without explicit consent."

Let's evaluate the grammatical structure and meaning of the sentence:
1. After the preposition "with", we expect a noun phrase representing the entity receiving the shared data.
2. The bold words are:
- (A) platforms (noun)
- (B) unauthorized (adjective)
- (C) third-party (adjective/noun modifier)
3. The adjective unauthorized (B) and the modifier third-party (C) should describe the noun platforms (A).
4. Arranging them in a logical order, adjectives precede the noun they modify: "unauthorized" (adjective) + "third-party" (modifier) + "platforms" (noun).
5. This gives the sequence: unauthorized (B) → third-party (C) → platforms (A), which is BCA.

Let's read the rearranged sentence:
"The company is facing criticism for allegedly sharing user data with unauthorized third-party platforms without explicit consent."
This sentence is grammatically correct and contextually meaningful.