. We do not generally disclose or share personal data with third parties, except where it’s necessary for legitimate business reasons, such as:</p> <ul> <li>to the agents, advisers and service providers that assist us in running, and that we use to administer, our business;</li> <li>to the subcontractors and service providers we use to provide and support Overleaf, including hosting providers such as AWS, marketing service providers like MailChimp and support desk service providers like Front;</li> <li>if part of our business is sold to or integrated with another business, to our advisers and any prospective purchasers (and their advisers);</li> <li>in such circumstances for which you have given your consent;</li> <li>if and to the extent necessary for the performance of the contract we have with you or in order to enforce any claims we are entitled to;</li> <li>if we are required by law or ordered by a court to disclose such information;</li> <li>in the case of your Overleaf profile, subject to your preferences (which you can change at any time), or details associated with content you’ve chosen to make public, to other users of Overleaf;</li> <li>if someone else is paying for your account (for example, the university to which you belong) or you join a group on Overleaf, either by accepting an invitation to that group or by confirming your affiliation to that group (for example, by confirming your university email address), to administrators of that grouping (for example university staff), who may have access to information such as: your email address, profile information, and aggregate statistics on usage;</li> <li>in the case of personal data you share in any Overleaf community services you participate in (for example blogs, forums, and wikis), to the public.</li> </ul> <p>