Effective Date: October 27, 2026
RA-DAR respects the lawful authority of government and law enforcement agencies while also protecting the privacy and security of its users.
This page provides information for authorized law enforcement officials seeking records or other assistance from RA-DAR in connection with a lawful investigation.
RA-DAR may receive requests for information relating to user accounts, activity, communications, or other records maintained by the platform.
RA-DAR reviews requests and responds in accordance with applicable law, valid legal process, and the rights and protections applicable to the requested information.
The legal process required to obtain information may depend on the type of information requested, the nature of the investigation, and applicable law.
Depending on the circumstances, requests may require a subpoena, court order, search warrant, or other legally sufficient process.
RA-DAR may challenge, limit, or reject requests that are legally insufficient, overly broad, unclear, or otherwise not authorized by applicable law.
Law enforcement agencies may request preservation of information that is relevant to an official investigation.
Where applicable, RA-DAR will process preservation requests in accordance with applicable law and the requirements governing preservation of electronic records.
A preservation request does not necessarily require RA-DAR to disclose the preserved information. Disclosure may require separate valid legal process.
RA-DAR may review emergency requests involving circumstances where there is an imminent risk of death or serious physical injury and where information may be necessary to address the emergency.
Emergency requests should clearly explain the nature of the emergency, the person or persons at risk, the information requested, and why the information is needed without delay.
RA-DAR may receive requests from law enforcement authorities located outside the United States.
International requests may be subject to applicable treaties, international cooperation procedures, letters rogatory, mutual legal assistance procedures, or other applicable legal mechanisms.
RA-DAR will evaluate international requests according to applicable law and the legal authority under which the request is submitted.
RA-DAR takes reasonable measures to protect user accounts and information from unauthorized access.
RA-DAR does not provide user information simply because an individual or organization requests it. Requests for protected information must satisfy the applicable legal requirements.
Nothing on this page limits RA-DAR's ability to comply with lawful government requests or applicable legal obligations.
The information maintained by RA-DAR may vary depending on the user's account, platform activity, technical systems, retention practices, and the period during which the information was created or maintained.
RA-DAR cannot provide information that it does not possess or that is no longer retained in its systems.
Where legally permitted, RA-DAR may provide notice to an affected user when information relating to the user's account is requested by a government authority.
RA-DAR may withhold or delay notification when prohibited by law or when a valid legal order or other applicable legal authority prevents notification.
Law enforcement officials seeking records or assistance should provide sufficient information to allow RA-DAR to identify the relevant account, investigation, legal authority, and information requested.
This page provides general information regarding RA-DAR's handling of law enforcement requests. It does not constitute legal advice and does not create contractual rights or obligations.
RA-DAR may update these procedures as its services, technical systems, legal requirements, or applicable laws change.
For general questions concerning RA-DAR, please use the contact information provided on the RA-DAR Contact page.