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The clause establishes that legal compliance is a basis on which Verizon discloses user information, meaning regulatory or legal obligations can trigger data sharing without user consent.
Interpretive note: The excerpt lists multiple independent purposes for sharing (legal compliance, credit and collections, caller ID, certain advertising). The canonical claim states only the primary purpose—legal compliance. The others are recorded in omitted_material. The full clause context is a fragment, so the governing verb and subject are inferred from surrounding structure.
Verizon may share your information when required for legal compliance.
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The clause establishes that legal compliance is a basis on which Verizon discloses user information, meaning regulatory or legal obligations can trigger data sharing without user consent.
Verizon may share your information when required for legal compliance.
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