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This clause establishes the operational scope under which Airbnb may transfer personal information to legal and governmental entities without separate user consent. It defines disclosure authority based on legal compulsion, internal enforcement needs, and liability mitigation.
Users' information may be disclosed to governmental and law enforcement bodies pursuant to legal process or Airbnb's assessment of reasonable necessity to address legal obligations or suspected unlawful activity. The provision does not require prior notice to users before such disclosures occur.
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"We may disclose your information to courts, law enforcement, governmental or public authorities, tax authorities, or authorized third parties, if and to the extent we are required or permitted to do so by law or if such disclosure is reasonably necessary to: comply with legal obligations; enforce our Terms; respond to claims asserted against Airbnb; respond to verified requests relating to a criminal investigation or alleged or suspected illegal activity or any other activity that may expose us, you, or any other of our users to legal liability.— Excerpt from Airbnb's Airbnb Privacy Policy
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This clause establishes the operational scope under which Airbnb may transfer personal information to legal and governmental entities without separate user consent. It defines disclosure authority based on legal compulsion, internal enforcement needs, and liability mitigation.
Users' information may be disclosed to governmental and law enforcement bodies pursuant to legal process or Airbnb's assessment of reasonable necessity to address legal obligations or suspected unlawful activity. The provision does not require prior notice to users before such disclosures occur.
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