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This clause establishes the operational framework under which AWS may release customer data and service usage information to governmental and legal authorities without prior customer notice or consent, subject to AWS's good faith assessment of legal necessity.
Under this provision, customers' account information and service usage data may be disclosed to law enforcement and government entities based on AWS's determination that legal process, subpoenas, or court orders require disclosure, or that disclosure is necessary to protect specified interests. Customers do not retain the ability to restrict or receive advance notice of such disclosures.
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"We may disclose any information about you or your use of the Services to law enforcement or other government officials if we believe in good faith that such disclosure is necessary to respond to subpoenas, court orders, or legal process, or to protect the rights, property, or safety of AWS, our customers, or others.— Excerpt from Amazon's AWS Acceptable Use Policy
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This clause establishes the operational framework under which AWS may release customer data and service usage information to governmental and legal authorities without prior customer notice or consent, subject to AWS's good faith assessment of legal necessity.
Under this provision, customers' account information and service usage data may be disclosed to law enforcement and government entities based on AWS's determination that legal process, subpoenas, or court orders require disclosure, or that disclosure is necessary to protect specified interests. Customers do not retain the ability to restrict or receive advance notice of such disclosures.
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