This provision discloses that Lime may share user account information, including billing, account, content, and use records, with governments when required by law, and may also share such information to protect Lime's rights, customers, or business.
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The provision explicitly parenthetically acknowledges mandatory data sharing with governments as a category of legally required disclosure, and also authorizes disclosure to protect Lime's business interests, without specifying the legal standards or mechanisms that trigger such disclosures.
Interpretive note: The 'protect our rights, customers or business' disclosure basis is broadly worded and the legal standard or mechanism triggering such disclosures is not specified in the provision, creating ambiguity about the scope of voluntary data sharing authorized.
The agreement discloses that Lime may share user billing, account, content, and use records with governments under legal requirements, as well as to protect Lime's own rights or business. The scope of the business protection disclosure basis is not further defined in this provision.
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The provision explicitly parenthetically acknowledges mandatory data sharing with governments as a category of legally required disclosure, and also authorizes disclosure to protect Lime's business interests, without specifying the legal standards or mechanisms that trigger such disclosures.
The agreement discloses that Lime may share user billing, account, content, and use records with governments under legal requirements, as well as to protect Lime's own rights or business. The scope of the business protection disclosure basis is not further defined in this provision.
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