“As reasonably necessary to comply with a lawful government request, regulatory requirement, legal order, or similar obligation, which must be in the form of a warrant or court order, absent exigent circumstances or applicable statutory authority”
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General Motors has set a baseline procedural requirement — a warrant or court order — for most government disclosures of personal information, which limits routine or informal government access.
Your personal information will generally not be disclosed to the government without a warrant or court order, though exceptions exist for exigent circumstances and applicable statutory authority.
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General Motors has set a baseline procedural requirement — a warrant or court order — for most government disclosures of personal information, which limits routine or informal government access.
Your personal information will generally not be disclosed to the government without a warrant or court order, though exceptions exist for exigent circumstances and applicable statutory authority.
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