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Legal Terms for Malaysia Accounts

This page sets out how we handle terms, privacy, cookies and request paths for your account in Malaysia.

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Where to Send Legal Requests

When you need a term check, a data request or a correction path, use the contact routes on this page rather than a general inbox.

Email our legal desk Send term, privacy, cookie or correction requests from the email on file. We confirm receipt, match the account, and reply with the next step after the record check is complete.
In-app chat Use chat for a quicker route when you need a standard policy answer. We still ask for the account details that let us match the file, so the reply stays tied to your profile.
Written follow-up If you want a paper trail, ask for a written follow-up. We log the date, the request and the outcome, which makes later checks easier and keeps the thread clear.
STORAGE PRACTICES

Data, Cookies and Retention

This page is how we keep the legal side usable: we store only what the account needs, make cookie use clear and keep a written trail for access checks or corrections.

Data handling

We keep only the details needed to run the account, answer a request and protect the trail. When a field is no longer needed, we remove it or keep it only for a lawful retention reason.

Cookies

Cookies help us remember session state, language choice and whether the legal notice has already been shown. You can clear them in your browser, but some page settings may reset when you return.

Account security

We expect you to keep your password private and to update recovery details after a device change. If a login looks unfamiliar, contact us at once so we can inspect the access trail.

Retention

We keep records only for as long as account handling, dispute work or local law requires. After that window, the data is removed or anonymised so it no longer points back to your profile.

Contact route

For legal or privacy requests, send the email tied to your account and name the change you want. That lets us trace the record quickly and reply without making you restate the same details.

Request changes

If you spot a mistake, ask for a correction and point to the exact field. We verify the source record first, then update the profile or explain why a field must stay as-is.

Legal Questions You May Have

These questions cover access, stored data, cookies, retention and the routes we use for requests. If your matter needs verification, we ask for the email on file and a short description of the change, then match the right record before we reply. That keeps the answer tied to your account and avoids back-and-forth, while keeping the record trail tidy for later checks.

The terms shown on this page apply to your account record and the local law that governs the place where you access us. If a rule changes by location, the local rule takes priority.

Yes. Send a request from the email on file and tell us which record you want. We verify the account first, then share the stored details or explain the limit that applies under local law.

Cookies keep the session alive, remember your chosen language and help us recognise whether the legal notice has already been shown. You can clear them in your browser, though the page may reset when you return.

Tell us the field that is wrong and the correct version you want used. We check the source record, update what we can and explain any item that must stay because of a legal hold or audit record.

We keep each record only for the period needed for account handling, dispute work and lawful retention. After that, the record is removed or anonymised so it no longer points back to your profile.

Send legal or privacy requests through the email or chat route listed here. We read them in the order received, match them against the account and reply with the next step once the check is done.

Access depends on local law and is available where local law permits. If your location changes, the status of the account can change too, so we ask you to use the current place where you access us.