1. The short version

iCallU is built so that most sensitive data does not exist on our servers. When communication content is end-to-end encrypted and not stored, there is usually nothing meaningful to hand over. We comply with valid legal process, but our responses are limited by what our architecture and retention practices create.

2. What we cannot provide

iCallU generally cannot provide the following because we do not store it:

Call recordings
Message content
Decryption keys
Conversation history or transcripts
Long-term call logs (who called whom, when, or for how long)

3. What we may be able to provide

If it exists at the time of request, we may be able to provide limited, account-level information such as:

Basic account identifiers and status
Subscription state (if applicable)
Minimal security or abuse-related technical records, if any are temporarily retained

Note: iCallU deletes inactive accounts after 90 days, further limiting retained data. See the Logging policy for definitions and retention details.

4. Why iCallU is subpoena-resistant by design

E2EE: encryption keys are controlled by participants, not iCallU.online
Ephemerality: sessions are designed to end cleanly without retained content
Data minimization: we avoid creating data that could later be demanded

5. Handling legal requests

iCallU will review valid legal requests and respond as required by applicable law. However, our responses are limited by our architecture and retention practices. For security assumptions and threat boundaries, see the Security Hub.

6. User controls

Users can delete their account at any time
Passwords are not recoverable - even for paid accounts
Unused plan minutes do not roll over on upgrade (use them before upgrading)

This page is informational and does not constitute legal advice. For broader data-handling commitments, see the Privacy Policy.