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"Faire reserves the right to cooperate fully with law enforcement, and to involve and share information with law enforcement, governmental agencies or other oversight bodies if Faire suspects illegal activity may be taking place.Excerpt from Faire's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Faire reserves the right to cooperate fully with law enforcement, and to involve and share information with law enforcement, governmental agencies or other oversight bodies if Faire suspects illegal activity may be taking place.”
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