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Disclosure to law enforcement or government agencies is triggered by Public.com's own belief that it is necessary, without any stated requirement to notify the user, meaning users may not learn their data was disclosed.
Interpretive note: The absence of a notice requirement is inferred from what the clause does not say; the omitted_material field reflects this.
Your personal information may be accessed, disclosed, and preserved by Public.com and shared with law enforcement or government agencies based on Public.com's belief that such action is necessary, without notice to you.
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"We will access, disclose, and preserve personal information when we believe that doing so is necessary to comply with applicable law or respond to valid legal process, including from law enforcement or other government agencies.— Excerpt from Public.com's Public.com Privacy Policy
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Disclosure to law enforcement or government agencies is triggered by Public.com's own belief that it is necessary, without any stated requirement to notify the user, meaning users may not learn their data was disclosed.
Your personal information may be accessed, disclosed, and preserved by Public.com and shared with law enforcement or government agencies based on Public.com's belief that such action is necessary, without notice to you.
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