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Draft request policy

Law-enforcement requests

The proposed process for reviewing government and law-enforcement requests for LineSquire data.

Launch draft

Not yet effective

Counsel approval and launch-specific operator details are required before this document can govern the service.

Draft updated July 21, 2026

Launch draft — not yet effective. This document describes intended product and operating boundaries. Qualified counsel must review and approve it before launch, and it does not create current service terms.

This policy is a launch draft and is not a promise about a request that has not been reviewed. The final legal entity, service address, jurisdiction, preservation process, response standards, and on-call owner must be established with counsel before launch.

LineSquire intends to require valid legal authority addressed to the correct operator and to review the requesting agency, jurisdiction, signature, scope, account identifiers, requested categories, and response deadline. Informal requests do not replace required process.

Requests should identify a specific account, phone number, public-safe call reference, or time range. LineSquire intends to seek clarification, narrow an overbroad request, or object when process is defective or asks for data the service does not have.

A response should disclose only data covered by valid process and available under the applicable retention settings. LineSquire should not create new call content, reconstruct deleted data, or provide provider-held content it does not possess.

Preservation requests must be legally sufficient, time-limited, scoped, access-controlled, and audited. Final retention and renewal rules require counsel approval.

LineSquire intends to notify the affected subscriber before disclosure when legally permitted, unless notice would create a documented safety risk. Notice may be delayed or withheld when prohibited by valid law or court order.

This support channel is not an emergency service and does not guarantee an immediate response. Anyone facing imminent danger should contact local emergency services. A government emergency request must identify the emergency, the threatened harm, why the requested data is necessary, and the requesting official's verified contact details.

Until a counsel-approved legal-process address is published, an agency may send an initial notice to support@linesquire.com with the subject “Legal request.” Do not include unnecessary sensitive data in the first message. LineSquire will request secure delivery and verification if further review is appropriate.

Questions about this draft

Contact support@linesquire.com. Do not send passwords, payment credentials, security codes, or unnecessary call content by email.