Electronic service providers when contacted by law enforcement may voluntarily disclose stored electronic communications in an emergency situation involving the risk of danger or death or the immediate risk of serious physical harm.

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Under laws such as the United States' Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), service providers are permitted to voluntarily disclose information to law enforcement if there is an imminent threat of danger or serious physical harm to a person, allowing them to act in emergency situations without a court order.

Electronic Service Providers When Contacted by Law Enforcement May Voluntarily