Government Requests and Business Transfers Notice

Requests from authorities

Requests should be directed to legal@kraviaprivatelimited.com or the registered office and identify the requesting authority, legal basis, relevant records, scope and any legally required form of process. Ordinary informal correspondence is not automatically equivalent to a binding disclosure order.

KRAVIA assesses validity, jurisdiction and scope and seeks clarification or narrowing where reasonably appropriate. We disclose only information we are legally required or otherwise specifically permitted to disclose on an appropriate basis, subject to applicable safeguards. Emergency disclosure, where law permits it, requires an assessment of the actual emergency and necessity; this is not a general commercial disclosure route.

Preservation, minimization and notice

A lawful preservation obligation may require retention of relevant records without authorizing immediate disclosure or unrelated use. Holds are limited to the required information and reviewed when the obligation ends. We document material decisions and protect the disclosure channel.

Affected customers or individuals are informed where permitted and appropriate. A legal prohibition, genuine safety risk or protected investigation may limit or delay notice. We do not promise notification where law forbids it or secrecy where law requires disclosure.

Customer-controlled information

Where KRAVIA acts as a processor, requests are handled consistently with the DPA and applicable law, including notifying or redirecting to the customer where permitted. We do not create a new unrestricted right to inspect customer content merely because an authority contacts us. A customer instruction cannot require us to disregard a valid legal obligation.

Aggregate transparency

As request volume becomes meaningful, KRAVIA may publish legally permissible aggregate information about government requests, privacy requests or significant trust matters. Reporting must not reveal affected people, compromise investigations or imply a historical volume that has not been measured. No fixed reporting frequency is promised before the reporting process exists.

Due diligence and corporate transactions

A potential financing, merger, acquisition, restructuring or sale of a product may require limited diligence information. Disclosures must be relevant, minimized, protected by appropriate confidentiality and restricted to the transaction purpose. Where aggregated or de-identified information is sufficient, private customer content should not be disclosed unnecessarily.

An actual transfer of customer information must be part of a legitimate transaction and comply with applicable law, contract restrictions, transfer safeguards and required notice or consent. Private information does not become an unrestricted asset that may be repurposed without limits.

New operator and continuing choices

If a product's legal operator changes, affected users receive appropriate information about the new entity, effective date, contact channels, material policy changes and data-handling implications. Available export, cancellation, objection or other rights are explained where applicable.

A new operator must not be falsely described as KRAVIA after the change. The applicable contract and law determine assignment and consent requirements. Merely publishing an updated logo does not satisfy every legal notice obligation.

Contact

Questions about a disclosure or transaction-related data issue may be sent to privacy@kraviaprivatelimited.com or legal@kraviaprivatelimited.com. We provide information to the extent lawful while protecting investigations, other people's rights and legitimate confidential details.