Uniswap Labs can hand over your personal data including wallet address, IP address, and transaction data to law enforcement or government agencies without necessarily notifying you.
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In a crypto context, disclosure of wallet address combined with IP address to law enforcement could expose your transaction history on the blockchain to investigation without a specific court order being required under the policy's own terms.
Interpretive note: The standard 'believes necessary or appropriate' may face regulatory scrutiny in EU jurisdictions where a specific legal obligation is required to justify disclosure to authorities under GDPR.
Your wallet address, transaction data, and identifying information may be shared with law enforcement or government agencies based on Uniswap Labs' own assessment of necessity, and the policy does not commit to notifying you when this occurs.
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"We may disclose your information to law enforcement, government authorities, or private parties as we believe necessary or appropriate to: comply with applicable law or legal process; protect the rights, privacy, safety, or property of ourselves, you, or others; and detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security, or technical issues.Excerpt from Uniswap's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The policy's formulation of 'believes necessary or appropriate' sets a subjective internal threshold for disclosure, which may engage Fourth Amendment considerations for US users (though these apply to government actors not private …
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In a crypto context, disclosure of wallet address combined with IP address to law enforcement could expose your transaction history on the blockchain to investigation without a specific court order being required under the policy's own terms.
Your wallet address, transaction data, and identifying information may be shared with law enforcement or government agencies based on Uniswap Labs' own assessment of necessity, and the policy does not commit to notifying you when this occurs.
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