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Legal terms for your account

We set out how your account, data, and access work on god4d, including when local law allows use and when we need extra checks.

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god4d Legal terms for your account
CONTACT ROUTES

Where to send legal requests

If you need a correction, a copy of your stored data, or a check on how a term applies to your account, send the request through the contact path attached to your…

Account message Use the message box after you sign in when the request is tied to your own account. That path lets us match your note with the right record, ask for proof if needed, and reply without exposing details to the wrong inbox.
Email request Send a written request if you need a copy of stored data, a correction to details, or a question about retention. Written messages help us track the date, scope, and status of each step.
Form submission Use the web form when you want to change contact details or close a record. We may ask for matching documents before we proceed, so the action is tied to the right person.
DATA AND ACCESS

How we handle your records

We keep legal handling practical: only the records needed to run your account, answer your request, and meet legal duties. Cookies help us remember sign-in state, security checks, and page settings.

Data record

We store the details tied to sign-in, contact, and request history so we can confirm who is asking and why. That record also helps us settle disputes and keep a clean audit trail.

Cookies

Cookies remember your session, language choice, and security steps. They do not change the legal terms, but they help the page load with the same settings the next time you return.

Security checks

If your request touches a wallet, profile, or access change, we may ask for a code, document match, or another check before we act. That protects your record from mistaken edits.

Retention

We keep records only as long as needed for the reason they were collected, plus any legal period that applies. When the period ends, we remove or anonymise the data.

Policy changes

If we change this page, we place the updated wording here and may add a notice in your account area. The new text applies from the stated date unless law says otherwise.

Contact team

For corrections, access questions, or deletion requests where law allows them, use the contact path linked to your profile. We will confirm identity first, then reply with the action taken or the reason we cannot.

Common legal questions answered

These answers cover the points people ask most often: access, corrections, retention, and contact steps. If your question depends on local law or a document we need to verify, the answer will follow the rule that applies to your account. Keep your request specific so we can match the right record and respond without delay. That includes any note about data use, policy changes, or a record you want amended.

Yes. Send a request through your account channel and we will confirm your identity before replying. We can then explain the record types we hold, why they are kept, and how long each one remains on file.

Yes, if the detail can be verified. We may ask for matching documents or a code check before changing your record. Once confirmed, we update the file and keep a note of the action taken.

Access depends on local law and is available where local law permits. If a request falls outside that scope, we will explain the reason and keep the account record intact until a lawful change is possible.

Cookies help us keep you signed in, remember your language choice, and protect the account from repeated security prompts. They support the page flow, but they do not alter the legal terms that apply to you.

We keep records only for the time needed for the purpose they served, plus any period required by law. After that, we remove, archive, or anonymise the data based on the record type.

The request goes to the team that handles account records and policy matters. They review the file, check identity if needed, and reply through the same contact path with the result or next step.