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Reverb can proactively disclose user information to law enforcement without a legal obligation to do so, based on its own good-faith judgment.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated, suggesting additional grounds for voluntary disclosure may exist beyond detecting, preventing, or prosecuting illegal activity. Only the visible language is reflected in the claim.
Your information may be shared with law enforcement voluntarily, based on Reverb's good-faith belief that such disclosure is reasonably necessary.
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Reverb can proactively disclose user information to law enforcement without a legal obligation to do so, based on its own good-faith judgment.
Your information may be shared with law enforcement voluntarily, based on Reverb's good-faith belief that such disclosure is reasonably necessary.
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