Law Enforcement Guidelines

ROSLO is committed to cooperating with law enforcement agencies while also protecting the privacy and rights of our users. We carefully review all legal requests and only disclose user information when legally required or in genuine emergency situations.

Subject to valid legal process, ROSLO may provide: (a) basic subscriber information (name, email, registration date); (b) IP addresses and login records; (c) content posted by the user; (d) metadata associated with communications (timestamps, participants — not message content without a warrant); (e) transaction records from The Exchange.

Subpoena: Required for basic subscriber information.

Court Order: Required for IP addresses, login records, and metadata.

Search Warrant: Required for message content and stored communications.

All requests must comply with applicable legal standards and be properly served.

Law enforcement may request that ROSLO preserve user data pending the issuance of formal legal process. Preservation requests must be made in writing and specify the user accounts and data to be preserved. Preserved data will be maintained for 90 days, renewable upon request.

Unless prohibited by law or court order, ROSLO will notify users when their information is requested by law enforcement. We believe in transparency and will advocate for our users\u2019 right to know when their data is sought.

International law enforcement requests must be made through a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) or other valid international legal channel. We comply with applicable international data protection regulations.

If you encounter content that constitutes a crime (child exploitation, terrorism, credible threats of violence), please report it immediately through the Platform's reporting tools. We proactively report CSAM and imminent threats to relevant authorities, including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) where required.

Law enforcement may request removal of content that violates applicable law. Requests should specify the content, the legal basis for removal, and the jurisdiction. We review all requests and comply where legally required.

ROSLO is committed to publishing periodic transparency reports detailing the number and types of law enforcement requests received, and how we responded. We believe accountability builds trust.