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Legal terms for India accounts

This page sets out the legal rules for India accounts, including access, data use, cookies and request handling.

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REQUEST ROUTES

Where to send legal requests

Use the contact paths below when you need a copy of your data, a correction, account closure or a question about access. We route each legal message to the person who can match it to your account, check the records we hold and reply with the next step. If we need extra proof, we will ask for only the minimum needed to protect your file and keep the request accurate.

Team online

Email

Send the request through the email route in your account and include the name on the profile, phone number and the exact legal action you want. We use it for copies, corrections and closure checks.

Live chat

Open chat from your account when you need a quicker handoff. We log the case, confirm the minimum proof and move it to the team that handles access, data and record changes.

Account form

The form gives you a written trail for requests that need careful tracking. It helps us match dates, keep the note with your file and reply once verification is complete.

DATA PRACTICES

How we handle your records

We keep legal records tied to account activity, support messages and any change request so we can verify who asked, what changed and when it happened.

Data handling

We use the details you submit to verify the account, handle requests, prevent misuse and keep a dispute trail. We do not sell account records, and we limit access to staff who need the file.

Cookie use

Cookies keep your session active, remember language choices and help us measure page errors. Some cookies also help spot unusual login patterns. You can ask what is stored and which settings control it.

Account security

We protect access with password checks, session timeouts and device checks. If we spot a risky login or a sudden profile change, we may pause the request until you confirm the activity is yours.

Retention

We keep records only for the period needed for legal, tax, security or dispute handling. After that period ends, we delete or mask the data on schedule so the file does not stay longer than needed.

Change requests

If your name, phone number or address changes, send the new details with any proof we ask for. After we verify the match, we update the record and keep the old copy only where law requires.

Who to contact

For a copy, correction, closure or complaint, use the legal contact paths on this page and state the exact outcome you want. That helps us route your message and answer with fewer extra steps.

Legal questions for your account

Use these answers to check how legal requests work, who can access the account and how we handle data changes. If your question depends on local law, the answer follows the rule in your state or region, and we may ask for proof before changing anything tied to your profile.

Only people in places where local law permits access. If your state or region blocks it, we do not offer the account there, and we keep that rule ahead of any other step.

Yes. Send the request through the contact paths on this page and we will work through the records tied to your account. Some items may stay longer when law, tax or dispute handling requires it.

They remember login state, language choice and session settings, and they help us spot unusual changes in the browser. If you want to know what is stored, ask through the same legal channels.

Send the correct name, phone number or address with the request. If the change touches a sensitive record, we verify the match first and then update the file where the law allows it.

Use the legal contact path on this page and tell us the issue, your account details and the result you want. That gives us enough context to route it without extra back-and-forth.

No. We keep them only as long as needed for legal, tax, security or dispute reasons. After that, we delete or mask the data under our retention schedule.

Only after verification. We check that the request matches the account, confirm any proof we need and then make the change or explain why a record must stay as it is.