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Legal terms for your account path

We keep the legal side short enough to read before you open your account, and we tie each rule to what happens in your account area and message…

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CONTACT PATHS

Where legal requests go

For legal questions, we keep three contact paths open: the footer form, live chat, and email. Use the same account email or phone number, plus a clear subject such as data access, correction, or access check, so we can match the record faster. Our chat team reads these messages daily from 08:00 to 22:00 WIB, and the form stays available after hours if you want to send details in one place. If your request needs documents, attach them in the same thread.

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Footer form

Use the form in the footer when you want one written trail for account corrections, consent changes, or a data request. Include your registered phone number, the issue, and any reference so we can check it quickly.

Live chat

Our live chat handles legal questions daily, 08:00-22:00 WIB. Send the same account name used on your profile, then ask for data access, correction, or access checks and we will route it to the right team.

Email inbox

If you need to attach screenshots or a short statement, email works well. We keep the thread for your record and reply with the next step, usually with a request for one identity match detail.

HANDLING STANDARDS

How we keep legal records

We keep legal handling tight: account data, cookies, and access logs sit in the same request trail so changes do not get lost between teams.

Account data

We only use the details you give for account checks, request handling, and record matching. That includes your email, phone number, and device sign-in trail when we need to confirm a legal request or a disputed action.

Cookies

Our site stores cookies for session control, language choice, and the last page you opened. If you clear them, we may ask you to confirm the account again so the legal trail stays tied to the right person.

Access security

We ask for a password check and, where needed, a one-time code before we accept a request that affects legal records. That extra step helps stop changes from being made by the wrong account holder.

Retention

We keep request logs and related notes only as long as needed for compliance, dispute handling, and account history. When the retention period ends, we remove or anonymise what local law lets us clear.

Change requests

If you want to correct a name, phone number, or contact email, send the request from the address or number on the account. Add the exact change and any supporting detail so we can process it without delay.

Contact point

For legal follow-up, use the same channel that opened the case. That keeps the thread intact, helps us trace previous replies, and makes it easier to confirm what you asked us to change.

Questions about your legal rights

These questions cover the parts of legal handling that matter most on an Indonesia account: access, correction, retention, cookies, and the way we verify a request. We keep the answers tied to the channel you use, so you can send one message and keep the record clear without repeating yourself across different threads.

Yes. Send a request through the footer form or live chat, and we will check the account email or phone number before sharing what we can under local law. Some records may need redaction.

Tell us the exact field you want changed, such as name, phone number, or email, and send the request from the address already on file if possible. That helps us confirm the account faster.

We keep only the records needed for compliance, dispute handling, and fraud checks, for the period required by local law. When that period ends, we remove or anonymise what is no longer needed.

Cookies do not change your legal rights, but they do help us remember session state and language choice. If you clear them, the site may ask you to confirm the account again before showing protected records.

We usually match the request with your registered email, phone number, and the latest message thread. For sensitive changes, we may also ask for a one-time code or another small identity check.

You can contact us through live chat, the footer form, or email. If someone else writes for you, we may still ask for proof that the request belongs to your account before we act.

Yes. Access depends on local law and is available only where local law permits. If a region does not allow a feature or request type, we will limit it and explain the next legal step.