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This clause identifies circumstances under which Fitbit may disclose user information to third parties—including governments—without the user's consent, covering a broad range of legal and law-enforcement scenarios.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated with '...'; there may be additional grounds for disclosure not captured here.
The reader's information may be preserved or disclosed by Fitbit without the reader's consent in legal, regulatory, or law-enforcement contexts.
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This clause identifies circumstances under which Fitbit may disclose user information to third parties—including governments—without the user's consent, covering a broad range of legal and law-enforcement scenarios.
The reader's information may be preserved or disclosed by Fitbit without the reader's consent in legal, regulatory, or law-enforcement contexts.
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