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Legal terms for your account

This page sets out how our legal terms work for Malaysia, including account use, data handling, cookie use and the limits that apply when local law sets them.

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CONTACT PATHS

Ways to reach us

If you need a legal change, a copy of your request trail or help understanding a clause, use the contact path that matches your account.

Registered email Send the request from your registered email address and include the clause or record you want checked. We use that trail to confirm identity and return the next action without delay.
Account form The account form is the quickest way to ask for a correction, a copy request or a consent change. Add your account ID, the page name and a short reason so we can process it correctly.
Legal inbox If your request needs a written record, message the legal inbox with the same details. We keep the thread for audit purposes and use it to confirm what was changed and when.
DATA HANDLING

How we handle your data

We keep legal handling tied to your account record, your session security and the contact method you used.

Data use

We collect the details you place in the form, the payment reference tied to your account and the device signals needed to keep the session stable. We use that set only for account handling and legal duties.

Cookies

Cookies help us remember your login state, language choice and page settings. They also let us spot repeated failed logins, which helps us block unauthorised access and keep your account trail clear.

Security checks

Before we change a legal detail or release a record copy, we may ask for a code, proof of control or another check from your registered contact. That keeps changes linked to you, not to a stray message.

Retention

We keep request logs, payment references and account history only as long as needed for service, dispute handling and legal duties. When a record is no longer needed, we delete or archive it under our retention rules.

Change requests

If you want to correct a name, contact line or consent choice, send the request from the account channel shown on this page. We will confirm the identity step first, then update the record or explain why we cannot.

Legal changes

When local law, payment rules or platform controls change, we update the page and apply the latest text to new actions on the account. Existing records stay subject to the version that governed them when collected.

Common account rights questions

The questions here cover account rights, data use, session cookies, record changes and the way local law affects access. If you need a different remedy, use the same contact paths shown on this page so we can link your message to the right account and reply with the next step. We keep the wording plain because legal pages work better when you can scan them quickly.

Your account is handled under the rules that apply in Malaysia and any other local law that governs your access. If a rule changes, we apply the current version to new actions on the account.

We keep the details you submit, the session record, payment references, message history and any proof needed for security or dispute handling. We do not hold more than we need for those purposes.

Yes. Send the request from your registered contact path, name the field you want changed and add any proof we ask for. After identity checks, we update the record or tell you why the change cannot go ahead.

Cookies help us remember your login state, language choice and page settings, and they let us spot repeated failed sign-ins. You can clear them in your browser, but some pages may then ask you to verify again.

Only the staff or service partners who need it to handle your request can see it, and they must use it only for that task. We keep access limited and traceable through our internal controls.

Use the account form or the registered email shown in your profile, then include the page path and the action you want. We use that trail to route the request and keep a clear record.