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The clause establishes the conditions under which Tinder may transfer personal data to government and law enforcement authorities without separate user consent, creating a disclosure pathway outside normal service operations that is triggered by legal demands or safety determinations.
Users' personal information may be disclosed to law enforcement and government agencies upon receipt of legal process or when Tinder determines disclosure is necessary to prevent crime or protect safety. The provision does not require Tinder to notify users of such disclosures, and users have no mechanism within the terms to restrict or condition such transfers.
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The clause establishes the conditions under which Tinder may transfer personal data to government and law enforcement authorities without separate user consent, creating a disclosure pathway outside normal service operations that is triggered by legal demands or safety determinations.
Users' personal information may be disclosed to law enforcement and government agencies upon receipt of legal process or when Tinder determines disclosure is necessary to prevent crime or protect safety. The provision does not require Tinder to notify users of such disclosures, and users have no mechanism within the terms to restrict or condition such transfers.
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