Yes Bell does share your information without your permission
- An agent acting on behalf of Bell, such as a company hired to perform installation work on our behalf.
- Another communications service provider, in order to offer efficient and effective communications services (e.g., to provide mobile service while roaming in another company's coverage area) or as required by law.
- A collection agency, for the express purpose of the collection of past due bills.
Directory listing information
Please note that, pursuant to federal legislation, publicly available information, including a directory listing of your name, address and telephone number, may be collected, used and disclosed by organizations without your consent.
If you prefer not to have your listing information provided to select organizations, please contact us.
Sharing information among the Bell companies
Occasionally we may share information between the Bell companies to help understand your information, communication and entertainment needs, and to provide you with relevant information to meet those needs.
Option to opt out
If you don't want your information shared among the Bell companies, please contact us.
Please note that when you choose to opt out (or opt back in), it may take up to 30 days to update our databases.
Legal and emergency exceptions
It' s important to note that in certain circumstances, we may collect, use or disclose personal information without your knowledge or consent. For example:
- During the investigation of a breach of an agreement or the breaking of provincial or federal laws.
- If we' re asked to comply with a subpoena, warrant, court order or other lawful request.
- If there is an emergency where someone' s life, health or security is threatened.
http://support.bell.ca/Billing-and-Accounts/Security_and_privacy/How_does_Bell_respect_my_privacy#displayStep
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