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Cursor's belief that disclosure is necessary is the operative threshold, meaning disclosure to governments or third parties may occur based on Cursor's own assessment of legal necessity.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated after item (ii), so additional enumerated grounds for disclosure may exist but cannot be confirmed from the provided text.
Your personal data may be disclosed to government authorities or other third parties whenever Cursor believes such disclosure is necessary for legal compliance or to respond to lawful requests or investigations.
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Cursor's belief that disclosure is necessary is the operative threshold, meaning disclosure to governments or third parties may occur based on Cursor's own assessment of legal necessity.
Your personal data may be disclosed to government authorities or other third parties whenever Cursor believes such disclosure is necessary for legal compliance or to respond to lawful requests or investigations.
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