Law-Enforcement Guidelines
Last updated: July 11, 2026 · Operator: 10FORTY3 GROUP (TyraTag)
TyraTag relays messages between people who may not know each other, so we take misuse seriously and we cooperate with valid legal process.
1. What we require
We disclose account or message records only in response to a valid legal request under applicable law (e.g., a court order, subpoena, or warrant), or where the law otherwise permits or requires it. Emergency disclosure requests involving a risk of death or serious harm are handled on an expedited basis.
2. What we hold
We practice data minimization — we do not store raw finder IP addresses (only a coarse hash, deleted within 30 days), and we do not store the mapping in a form built for surveillance. We can generally provide account records, message content the sender submitted, and consent/notification logs, to the extent still retained under our Privacy Policy.
3. Preservation
On a valid preservation request, or where our Terms’ anti-abuse provisions apply, we may preserve relevant logs beyond normal retention.
4. User notice
Where lawful and not counter to an ongoing investigation or a safety risk, we aim to notify an affected account holder before disclosure.
5. How to submit
Send lawful requests to support@tyratag.com with “Legal Request” in the subject.