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This clause establishes the conditions and recipients through which personal information may be transferred outside the organization during service delivery and in response to external legal or governmental requests. The provision creates a framework for both operational data sharing and legally-mandated disclosures.
Users operating under these terms authorize Google to share their personal information with service providers integral to Google Cloud operations and to disclose information to government authorities or third parties when Google determines such disclosure is necessary to prevent harm or investigate suspected illegal activity. This authorization applies to information processed through the service regardless of user preference regarding third-party access.
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"Google may share personal information with third parties, including service providers, in connection with the operation of Google Cloud services. Google may also share personal information in response to legal process or requests from government authorities, or when Google believes disclosure is necessary to prevent harm or financial loss, in connection with an investigation of suspected or actual illegal activity.— Excerpt from Google Cloud's Google Cloud Privacy
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This clause establishes the conditions and recipients through which personal information may be transferred outside the organization during service delivery and in response to external legal or governmental requests. The provision creates a framework for both operational data sharing and legally-mandated disclosures.
Users operating under these terms authorize Google to share their personal information with service providers integral to Google Cloud operations and to disclose information to government authorities or third parties when Google determines such disclosure is necessary to prevent harm or investigate suspected illegal activity. This authorization applies to information processed through the service regardless of user preference regarding third-party …
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