“We may disclose your data to: (i) comply with a legal process, such as a court order, subpoena or search warrant... (ii) assist in the prevention or detection of crime; (iii) protect the safety of any person...”
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This clause authorizes Hinge to disclose personal data to authorities or others across three distinct grounds, some of which—crime prevention and personal safety—involve discretionary judgments by Hinge rather than binding legal compulsion.
Your data may be disclosed to third parties, including law enforcement, without your consent, under any of the three stated conditions.
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This clause authorizes Hinge to disclose personal data to authorities or others across three distinct grounds, some of which—crime prevention and personal safety—involve discretionary judgments by Hinge rather than binding legal compulsion.
Your data may be disclosed to third parties, including law enforcement, without your consent, under any of the three stated conditions.
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