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Personal data held by Datadog may be disclosed to government or law enforcement agencies under lawful compulsion, including for national security purposes, without the user's consent.
Your personal data may be disclosed to public authorities, including for national security or law enforcement purposes, if Datadog is lawfully required to do so.
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Personal data held by Datadog may be disclosed to government or law enforcement agencies under lawful compulsion, including for national security purposes, without the user's consent.
Your personal data may be disclosed to public authorities, including for national security or law enforcement purposes, if Datadog is lawfully required to do so.
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