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AT&T retains authority to disclose user Content and transaction information not only when legally compelled but also based on its own reasonable judgment, which broadens the circumstances under which disclosure can occur.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated after 'necessary,' so additional conditions or limitations on the disclosure authority may exist in the full clause but cannot be assessed here.
Your transaction information and Content you provide may be accessed and disclosed by AT&T when required by law or whenever AT&T, using its reasonable judgment, decides disclosure is necessary.
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AT&T retains authority to disclose user Content and transaction information not only when legally compelled but also based on its own reasonable judgment, which broadens the circumstances under which disclosure can occur.
Your transaction information and Content you provide may be accessed and disclosed by AT&T when required by law or whenever AT&T, using its reasonable judgment, decides disclosure is necessary.
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