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Specifying legal bases for processing constrains Datadog to processing personal information only where one of the stated grounds applies.
Interpretive note: The ellipsis in the excerpt suggests additional legal bases may be listed in the full text that are not present in the quoted excerpt. The canonical claim reflects only what the excerpt explicitly states. Confidence is medium because the list as quoted may be incomplete.
Datadog's processing of your personal information is limited to situations where it can rely on contract necessity, a legal obligation, or legitimate interests.
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We use your Personal Information to comply with applicable laws and regulations, respond to legal process, and/or respond to requests and communications from law enforcement authorities or other government officials.
Such legal bases may include: the legitimate interest of the controller or third parties; for compliance with a legal or regulatory obligation by the data controller; for the execution of a contract; for regular exercise of rights in court...
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Specifying legal bases for processing constrains Datadog to processing personal information only where one of the stated grounds applies.
Datadog's processing of your personal information is limited to situations where it can rely on contract necessity, a legal obligation, or legitimate interests.
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