How authorities can reach Vazut, the exact process for submitting a request, the information we require, and how we handle data, preservation, and emergency requests. Last updated: 23 July 2026.
Vazut (vazut.app and the Vazut mobile app) is operated by Omniamus SRL, a company registered in Romania. Requests are handled under Romanian and EU law. These guidelines are informational and do not waive any legal objection we may raise, nor any requirement of applicable law.
We accept law-enforcement requests through a single channel and follow the same process for every request:
Every request must clearly state:
Requests must identify specific accounts and data categories. We do not respond to bulk, exploratory, or overly broad requests, and we may object to or narrow requests that are not legally sufficient or proportionate.
Disclosure of member data requires valid legal process under Romanian / EU law (for example, a court order or a prosecutor's request). Foreign authorities should proceed through a mutual legal assistance treaty (MLAT) or an applicable EU cooperation instrument (e.g. the e-Evidence framework). On a valid, specific request we locate the responsive records for the named account(s) — which may include registration details, profile information, and account activity we hold — and disclose only the data covered by the legal process. We do not sell data and we disclose the minimum necessary to comply.
On receipt of a valid preservation request, we preserve the specified account data (profile, media, messages, and associated records) for 90 days, renewable once, pending formal legal process. Preservation freezes the data; it does not itself disclose anything — a separate valid legal request is required for disclosure. Our moderation system also preserves evidence automatically when an account is actioned for suspected child sexual exploitation: content is retained under a legal hold rather than deleted, precisely so it remains available to authorities.
Where we believe in good faith that there is an imminent risk of death or serious physical injury (including child sexual exploitation in progress), we may disclose the information necessary to prevent that harm without waiting for formal process, to the extent permitted by law. To submit an emergency request, email contact@omniamus.com with "EMERGENCY" in the subject line and include the facts establishing the nature and immediacy of the risk, the account identifier(s), and the specific information needed. Emergency requests are triaged promptly and ahead of routine requests.
We proactively screen uploaded media for CSAM and minors. On detection the account is banned immediately, evidence is preserved under legal hold, and the case is reported to the competent authorities. See our child-safety standards.
Our policy is to notify members of requests concerning their data where the law allows, unless notification is prohibited by the legal process, would endanger a person, or would compromise an investigation involving child exploitation or imminent harm.