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This clause establishes the operational framework and authorization scope for information disclosure in response to legal demands. It defines the conditions under which the company may unilaterally determine disclosure obligations and identifies the categories of recipients authorized to receive user information through legal process.
Users' account information may be disclosed to government and law enforcement entities, tax authorities, and industry partners when Coinbase determines such disclosure is reasonably necessary under applicable law or in response to court orders or legal process. The provision does not require prior notice to users before such disclosures occur.
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"We may access, read, preserve, and disclose information when we believe it is reasonably necessary to comply with law, legal obligations, regulations, law enforcement, governmental, and other legal requests, court orders, or for disclosure to tax authorities. Professional advisors, industry partners, authorities and regulators. We share your information with our advisors, regulators, tax authorities, law enforcement, government agencies, and industry partners to respond pursuant to applicable law or regulations, court orders, legal process or government requests.— Excerpt from Coinbase's Coinbase Privacy Policy
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This clause establishes the operational framework and authorization scope for information disclosure in response to legal demands. It defines the conditions under which the company may unilaterally determine disclosure obligations and identifies the categories of recipients authorized to receive user information through legal process.
Users' account information may be disclosed to government and law enforcement entities, tax authorities, and industry partners when Coinbase determines such disclosure is reasonably necessary under applicable law or in response to court orders or legal process. The provision does not require prior notice to users before such disclosures occur.
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