“We may preserve or disclose information about you to comply with a law, regulation, legal process, or governmental request; to assert legal rights or defend against legal claims; or to prevent, detect, or investigate illegal activity...”
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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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We may disclose your Personal Information for legal reasons, such as to (a) follow laws, (b) enforce our agreements, (c) prevent fraud or security issues, (d) protect our company, our users and the public...
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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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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