WeeTok Law Enforcement Guidelines

1. Basic Requirements

 Law enforcement requests must be sent to the correct WeeTok entity based on the user’s location.

 Requests should be submitted via our webform with necessary documents in English.

2. Types of User Data

 WeeTok can provide subscriber information (e.g., username, email), log-in data, interaction data, and content data (e.g., videos, comments).

 Each request must specify the type of data needed and the legal basis for it.

3. Making a Request

 Requests must be on official letterhead, signed, and include the details of the law enforcement authority, the user account, the data needed, and the legal basis.

 Broad or unclear requests will be rejected.

4. User Notifications

 WeeTok usually notifies users before disclosing their data, unless it's prohibited by law or could jeopardize an investigation.

5. Preservation Requests

 WeeTok can preserve user data for 90 days upon request. Extensions are possible for an additional 90 days.

6. Emergency Requests

 In emergencies, WeeTok may provide data to prevent harm if there is a valid legal basis.

7. Other

 Requests from law enforcement outside WeeTok’s jurisdiction may require a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT).

 Law enforcement must handle the data according to relevant laws, including data protection laws.