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"Boston Dynamics may disclose any information we have about you (including your identity) if we determine that such disclosure is necessary in connection with any investigation or complaint regarding your use of the Site...Excerpt from Boston Dynamics's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Boston Dynamics may disclose any information we have about you (including your identity) if we determine that such disclosure is necessary in connection with any investigation or complaint regarding your use of the Site...”
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