“detect, investigate, and prevent activities that may violate Lime's policies or terms or be illegal, including in cases of traffic or parking violations or accidents, which may include sharing information with government agencies...”
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Lime may proactively share user data with government agencies not only when legally compelled but also for activities that merely 'may' violate its own policies or terms, a lower threshold than confirmed illegality.
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Your information may be shared with government agencies if Lime determines it is needed to detect, investigate, or prevent possible policy violations, illegal activity, traffic violations, parking violations, or accidents.
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Lime may proactively share user data with government agencies not only when legally compelled but also for activities that merely 'may' violate its own policies or terms, a lower threshold than confirmed illegality.
Your information may be shared with government agencies if Lime determines it is needed to detect, investigate, or prevent possible policy violations, illegal activity, traffic violations, parking violations, or accidents.
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