Kiridot legal
Government Requests Policy
This policy explains how Kiridot handles subpoenas, court orders, preservation demands, emergency requests, and similar legal process.
Effective date: June 24, 2026
1. General Approach
Kiridot reviews government, law enforcement, regulator, and court requests for legal validity, scope, jurisdiction, and user privacy impact. We may reject, narrow, or challenge requests that are overbroad, unclear, informal, or inconsistent with law.
2. Customer Notice
Unless prohibited by law, court order, safety risk, or emergency circumstances, Kiridot may notify affected users before disclosing their information so they have an opportunity to object or seek legal remedies.
3. Emergency Requests
Kiridot may disclose limited information when we believe in good faith that disclosure is necessary to prevent death, serious physical harm, exploitation of a child, or an imminent security threat. Emergency requests should identify the immediate risk and the information sought.
4. Preservation Requests
Kiridot may preserve available records for a limited period when legally valid preservation process is received. Preservation does not itself mean information will be disclosed without appropriate legal process.
5. Submitting Legal Process
Legal process should be sent to [email protected]. Requests must identify the requesting authority, legal basis, account or workspace, specific records sought, relevant date range, confidentiality requirements, and contact information for follow-up.
6. Transparency
Kiridot may publish aggregate information about government requests where permitted by law and operationally practical.