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Law Enforcement Request Guidelines

Effective 3 August 2026

CATCH UP! is operated by Believe India LLC.

These Guidelines explain how CATCH UP! responds to lawful requests from government agencies, law enforcement agencies, and courts.

1. General Principles

CATCH UP! seeks to:

  • Protect user privacy
  • Comply with applicable law
  • Preserve user trust
  • Support legitimate investigations

2. Required Legal Process

Requests should include appropriate legal authority. Examples may include court orders, warrants, subpoenas, and statutory requests.

CATCH UP! reviews all requests for legal sufficiency.

3. Emergency Requests

Emergency requests involving imminent danger, serious bodily harm, child exploitation, or threats to life may be processed without ordinary legal process where permitted by law.

4. Preservation Requests

CATCH UP! may preserve information pending legal process. Preservation does not guarantee disclosure.

5. User Notification

Where legally permitted, CATCH UP! may notify affected users before disclosure.

Notification may be delayed or withheld when legally prohibited, when safety concerns exist, or when investigations could be compromised.

6. Child Safety Matters

CATCH UP! may cooperate with child protection agencies, law enforcement agencies, and courts in matters involving child exploitation or abuse.

7. International Requests

Requests from foreign authorities may require additional review.

8. Submission Information

lawenforcement@catchup.website

Requests must be submitted from official government channels.

9. Transparency

CATCH UP! intends to publish periodic transparency reports regarding government requests where legally permissible.

Questions? legal@catchup.website for terms, privacy@catchup.website for data requests, safety@catchup.website for safety concerns. In an emergency, contact your local emergency number first — CATCH UP! is not an emergency service.