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Personal data sharing in this context is mandatory and not subject to user consent, meaning users cannot prevent it when a legal requirement applies.
Interpretive note: The phrase 'other legal matters' is broad and undefined in the excerpt, leaving uncertainty about the full scope of legal situations that would trigger mandatory sharing.
Your personal data may be shared by Garmin with law enforcement or in other legal matters when Garmin is legally required to do so.
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Personal data sharing in this context is mandatory and not subject to user consent, meaning users cannot prevent it when a legal requirement applies.
Your personal data may be shared by Garmin with law enforcement or in other legal matters when Garmin is legally required to do so.
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