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> We access your private content only when we [...] are required to by law.

• greyface- 4y ago
  The ellipsis is doing a lot of work there. The full sentence is: > We access your private content only when we have your permission or are required to by law. They will claim that you gave them permission by acknowledging the TOS.
  • tjader 4y ago
    The two subclauses of "when we" are joined by an "or", so only one of them has to be true to fulfill the "when" condition.
    • kovac 4y ago
      I think what he is saying is that if they get the user to agree through TOS then they always have permission via the first subclause you omitted.