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The updated policy expands explicit descriptions of how T-Mobile uses personal data for marketing, analytics, and business needs, and clarifies that consent (rather than permission) is required for certain uses including location-based services and cross-context behavioral advertising. The policy now explicitly states that T-Mobile may collect health data in connection with service requests, and clarifies that third-party tracking technology operates across websites and apps. The policy also adds language stating that data collection and use may be required by applicable legal requirements. You can review T-Mobile's Children's Privacy Notice for details on SyncUP KIDS Watch data collection, and manage location consent and advertising preferences through your account settings.
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We will share Personal Data that we collect, such as Account Information with any corporate affiliates...used for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy and generally to operate our business...
We may share your personal data with a third party for purposes other than processing on our behalf. We will obtain your consent to such disclosure as required by applicable laws.
We may disclose Contact Data as we reasonably believe is necessary to comply with any judicial or governmental subpoenas, warrants or orders.
"We may share personal data in connection with any legal process, to respond to emergencies, to enforce our agreements, to defend ourselves, to collect payment, to comply with laws, to investigate possible illegal activities...Excerpt from T-Mobile's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We may share personal data in connection with any legal process, to respond to emergencies, to enforce our agreements, to defend ourselves, to collect payment, to comply with laws, to investigate possible illegal activities...”
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