TaskRabbit can share your personal data with law enforcement and government authorities when legally required, and also has discretion to share it when it believes there may have been an injury or interference with rights, even without a formal legal order.
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The second paragraph of this clause permits disclosure 'in our sole discretion' based on a subjective belief about potential injury or interference, which is broader than a mandatory legal compliance disclosure and does not require a court order or formal legal process.
Interpretive note: The scope of 'sole discretion' disclosures and whether they constitute a valid legal basis under GDPR or fall within CCPA exceptions depends on regulatory interpretation and operational context not fully specified in the document.
Your personal data, including sensitive categories such as identity documents and background check results, may be disclosed to third parties based on TaskRabbit's own judgment that an injury or rights interference may have occurred, without a requirement for formal legal process.
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"Legal Obligations. We may disclose your Personal Information to comply with applicable laws, or as requested by courts, law enforcement, governmental or public authorities, tax authorities, or authorized third parties, to the extent permitted under applicable laws, or where disclosure is reasonably necessary to address any activity that may expose us or a third party to legal or regulatory liability. We may also disclose your Personal Information to a relevant third party in our sole discretion, and to the extent permitted by applicable law, if we have reason to believe there has been an injury or an actual or possible interference with the rights of users, Taskrabbit and its parents, partners, or the general public.Excerpt from TaskRabbit's Privacy Policy
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The second paragraph of this clause permits disclosure 'in our sole discretion' based on a subjective belief about potential injury or interference, which is broader than a mandatory legal compliance disclosure and does not require a court order or formal legal process.
Your personal data, including sensitive categories such as identity documents and background check results, may be disclosed to third parties based on TaskRabbit's own judgment that an injury or rights interference may have occurred, without a requirement for formal legal process.
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