“Law enforcement, government authorities and private parties, as we believe in good faith to be necessary or appropriate for the compliance and protection purposes described above.”
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The claim establishes that disclosure to law enforcement, government bodies, and private parties is governed by PlanetScale's own good-faith belief of necessity or appropriateness, not a formal legal order or external threshold.
Interpretive note: The phrase 'compliance and protection purposes described above' refers to definitions elsewhere in the policy not quoted here, so the full scope of permissible disclosure purposes cannot be determined from this excerpt alone.
Your personal information may be shared with law enforcement, government authorities, or private parties whenever PlanetScale believes in good faith that such sharing is necessary or appropriate for compliance and protection purposes.
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The claim establishes that disclosure to law enforcement, government bodies, and private parties is governed by PlanetScale's own good-faith belief of necessity or appropriateness, not a formal legal order or external threshold.
Your personal information may be shared with law enforcement, government authorities, or private parties whenever PlanetScale believes in good faith that such sharing is necessary or appropriate for compliance and protection purposes.
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