YapperWoo · Legal
Law Enforcement Requests
For verified law-enforcement personnel only.
This page is for verified law-enforcement personnel. Members of the public should use the in-app report flow or contact {{SUPPORT_EMAIL}}.
YapperWoo cooperates with valid legal process. This page describes how to reach us and what to expect.
1. How to contact us
- Email: {{LEA_EMAIL}} from a verifiable government or law-enforcement domain.
- Postal address: {{COMPANY_LEGAL_NAME}}, {{REGISTERED_ADDRESS}}.
- Please include a case reference, the requesting agency, the specific data you need, and the legal basis.
2. Types of requests we can act on
- Preservation requests — we can preserve relevant records for a limited period pending legal process.
- Subpoenas and court orders — we respond to valid, properly-scoped legal process from a jurisdiction with authority over us.
- Emergency disclosure requests — we may voluntarily disclose limited information if we believe in good faith that an emergency involving danger of death or serious bodily injury requires it.
- Mutual legal assistance — for requests from outside {{JURISDICTION}}, we generally require MLAT or letters rogatory.
3. What we do and do not have
Because YapperWoo does not require accounts, our data is limited. We generally hold:
- Anonymous session identifiers and rotating handles.
- Hashed IP addresses (SHA-256 with a rotating daily salt) — we cannot reverse these to recover the raw IP after the salt rotates.
- Report metadata and moderation records.
- Optional push-subscription endpoints for users who opted into notifications.
We do not routinely retain the content of chat messages after the operational window described in the Data Retention Policy. We do not record video or audio streams.
4. Notice to users
Where legally permitted and operationally feasible, we may notify users whose data is subject to a request. We will not notify when prohibited by law or when doing so would create a risk to a person or investigation.
5. No legal advice
This page is informational and does not create any duty to produce records, extend timelines, or otherwise vary our response beyond what the law requires.