DoorDash may share your personal information with law enforcement, courts, government regulators, and other agencies in response to legal requests, investigations, or court orders. It may also receive information about you from these same parties.
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The policy authorizes disclosure of personal information to law enforcement and government authorities in response to valid legal process and for investigation of alleged illegal activity, and also permits DoorDash to collect information about users from those same authorities.
Your personal data held by DoorDash may be disclosed to law enforcement, courts, or government regulators in response to legal process, and DoorDash may also receive information about you from those parties in connection with legal matters or investigations.
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"From Legal Claims, Disputes, Requests, and Orders: we may collect Personal Information from third parties or persons, such as law enforcement agencies, government agencies or authorities, users and non-users of our Services, and any other person or party who may be involved in the matter. For Legal Reasons and Policy Compliance, including to comply with our obligations under applicable law and to respond to valid legal process (e.g., requests or orders from law enforcement, courts, regulators and other government agencies), to investigate or participate in civil discovery, litigation, or other adversarial legal proceedings, to enforce or investigate potential or actual violations of our terms, policies or other legal agreements, to investigate, monitor or mitigate any actual or alleged illegal activities in connection with our Services, to comply with any tax obligations, to perform audits and assessments, and to enable you to exercise your rights as legally required.— Excerpt from DoorDash's DoorDash Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Disclosure of personal information to law enforcement in response to legal process is a standard provision across digital platforms and is generally required under applicable law. The Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) and Stored Communications Act (SCA) govern law enforcement access to electronic communications and stored data. State laws may impose notification requirements when user data is disclosed pursuant to legal process. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Low. This provision reflects standard legal compliance obligations. The policy does not assert a voluntary disclosure posture beyond what is required by law. However, the scope of the provision, which includes civil litigation discovery, is broader than strictly law enforcement access and should be noted. JURISDICTION FLAGS: Some jurisdictions require notification to users when their data is disclosed pursuant to legal process, subject to applicable gag orders. GDPR Article 23 permits restrictions on data subject rights for law enforcement purposes but requires proportionality. California law may require transparency reporting regarding government data requests. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: No specific vendor or contract implications are created by this provision beyond standard data governance considerations. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Legal teams should maintain a documented process for responding to government and law enforcement data requests, including review of each request for legal validity. User notification obligations upon receiving legal process should be assessed under applicable state and international law.
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The policy authorizes disclosure of personal information to law enforcement and government authorities in response to valid legal process and for investigation of alleged illegal activity, and also permits DoorDash to collect information about users from those same authorities.
Your personal data held by DoorDash may be disclosed to law enforcement, courts, or government regulators in response to legal process, and DoorDash may also receive information about you from those parties in connection with legal matters or investigations.
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