“We may access, use, preserve, transfer and disclose any of your information...to third parties: (i) to satisfy any applicable law, regulation, subpoenas, governmental requests or legal process if in our good faith opinion such is required or permitted by law”
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The clause grants FanDuel authority over the full spectrum of information-handling actions — access, use, preservation, transfer, and disclosure — and the trigger is FanDuel's own good faith opinion, not a court order or confirmed legal obligation.
Interpretive note: The ellipsis in the excerpt suggests text was omitted between 'information' and 'to third parties'; the claim is grounded in the portions that are present.
Any of your information may be accessed, used, preserved, transferred, or disclosed to third parties whenever FanDuel in good faith believes a law, regulation, subpoena, or governmental request requires or permits it.
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We may disclose Contact Data as we reasonably believe is necessary to comply with any judicial or governmental subpoenas, warrants or orders.
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"We may access, use, preserve, transfer and disclose any of your information...to third parties: (i) to satisfy any applicable law, regulation, subpoenas, governmental requests or legal process if in our good faith opinion such is required or permitted by lawExcerpt from FanDuel's Privacy Policy
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The clause grants FanDuel authority over the full spectrum of information-handling actions — access, use, preservation, transfer, and disclosure — and the trigger is FanDuel's own good faith opinion, not a court order or confirmed legal obligation.
Any of your information may be accessed, used, preserved, transferred, or disclosed to third parties whenever FanDuel in good faith believes a law, regulation, subpoena, or governmental request requires or permits it.
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