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Open 24av Legal Terms for Malaysia

We built this for Malaysia and keep the legal wording plain. This page explains how access, privacy, cookies and account records work when you use 24av.

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REQUEST ROUTES

Switch to legal support paths

For legal requests, use the same email or account inbox linked to your file so we can verify you quickly.

Email request Use the email tied to your account when you want a record correction, access check or privacy question. That helps us verify you faster and answer without exposing your file to the wrong inbox.
Secure inbox Send a secure message from your account area if you need to change details, ask about a stored record or flag a legal concern. We keep that thread attached to your case for follow-up.
Proof check If your request needs identity checks, we may ask for a clear copy of a document through the same channel. We only use it to confirm ownership, then restrict it to the case file.
RECORD CARE

Browse how we handle records

We keep legal data handling narrow. Access to personal records is limited to staff who need it for verification, dispute handling, tax or fraud checks.

Data use

We keep account data, contact details and transaction records only for running your account, checking disputes and meeting record duties. We do not repurpose those files for unrelated use, and access stays limited to staff with a work need.

Cookies

Cookies help us keep you signed in, remember language choices and keep the page stable while you move between legal sections. They are set for function first, and you can clear them through your browser at any time.

Account security

We expect you to protect your email, password and device, and we add checks when login behaviour looks unusual. If a request comes from a new device or location, we may ask for extra proof before acting.

Retention periods

We keep records only for the period needed for the reason collected, such as dispute handling, audit work or legal retention. After that, we reduce, anonymise or remove them according to the rule that applies.

Change requests

If you want to correct details, limit a stored record or ask what we hold, send the request from your linked email or account inbox. We log the request, check it against the file and reply in writing.

Access contact

For access questions, send one clear message that names the record, the issue and the channel you used. That helps us locate the right file fast and avoid mixing your request with another account.

Open common legal questions

If you want to know what we store, how long we keep it or how to correct a detail, this section points you to the right path. We answer in plain English for Malaysia and keep requests tied to the account that sent them. Where local law limits a request, we explain the limit and the reason in our reply.

We keep the details needed to run your account, confirm requests and meet record duties, such as contact data, security logs and transaction history. Anything not needed for those reasons is left out or removed when we can.

Yes. Send the correction from your linked email or in-account message, name the field you want changed and attach proof if needed. We verify the request, update the record and send a written reply.

Only staff who need the file for verification, dispute handling, audit work or legal duties can open it. We keep access role-based, and requests are logged so we can trace who handled them.

Cookies help keep your session live, remember language choices and support page stability. They do not change your legal rights, and you can clear them in your browser if you want to reset that local data.

We keep records for the period needed for the reason collected, such as dispute handling or legal retention. After that period, we limit, archive or remove them according to the rule that applies to the file.

If local law prevents a full change or copy, we will explain the limit and offer the part we can handle. The reply stays tied to your account, so you know which record the rule affects.

Use your linked email or account inbox and write one clear message with the issue, the record name and the date if known. That gives us enough detail to find the file and reply properly.