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Last Updated: March 2026

Terms of Use

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. Introduction

Welcome to 1page.info, an Entity Information and Discovery Platform operated by Onepageinfo India Private Limited (“1page.info”, “Company”, “we”, “us” or “our”).

These Terms of Use govern access to and use of our website, applications, entity information pages, search functionality, discovery platforms, publishing tools and website technology services.

By accessing or using our services, you agree to these Terms to the extent legally permitted. If you do not agree, you should discontinue the relevant use of our services.

Additional terms may apply to particular services, subscriptions, website hosting arrangements or features.

2. Our role

1page.info provides technology that enables individuals, businesses, organisations and other entities to publish structured information, improve online discoverability and connect with visitors.

Our services may include:

  • Entity information and profile publishing.
  • Search and discovery.
  • Product and service information display.
  • Business and professional information pages.
  • Discovery platforms such as Business, Shopping, Service and Knowledge.
  • Standard-template website creation and hosting, where offered.
  • Links and redirects to entity-owned websites.
  • Analytics and other platform features, where available.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, 1page.info does not itself act as the seller of products or services offered by independent entity owners.

An entity owner’s listing does not mean that 1page.info owns, manufactures, supplies, endorses or guarantees the listed product or service.

3. Difference between an entity Page and an entity Website
3.1 Entity Pages on 1page.info

An entity Page provides information about an individual, business, organisation, product, service or other entity.

Under our current operating model, entity Pages on 1page.info do not provide shopping carts, checkout or order booking.

Visitors may follow links to the entity owner’s Website to obtain further information or complete a transaction.

3.2 Entity Websites

An entity owner may publish a Website using a 1page.info URL or connect an authorised custom domain, depending on the services available and the applicable subscription.

The Website may provide the owner’s product catalogue, shopping cart, checkout and payment integration where those features are enabled.

The entity owner is responsible for operating its business, setting prices, accepting orders, fulfilling purchases and handling customer service, subject to applicable law.

Where 1page.info supplies hosting, software or infrastructure for a Website, it remains responsible for its own applicable legal and contractual obligations.

4. Eligibility and account information

You must provide accurate information when creating an account or publishing an entity.

You must not:

  • Impersonate another person or business.
  • Use false identity or business information.
  • Publish information without the necessary rights or authority.
  • Use another person’s account without authorisation.
  • Attempt to bypass security controls.
  • Use the platform for unlawful activities.

You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your account credentials and reporting suspected unauthorised access.

Where an account is created for a company, organisation or another person, the account holder confirms that they have appropriate authority to act for that entity.

5. Entity owner responsibilities

Entity owners are responsible for:

  • The accuracy and lawful publication of their information.
  • Obtaining rights to publish text, images, logos, trademarks and other materials.
  • Obtaining business registrations and licences required for their activities.
  • Keeping prices, availability, descriptions and contact details accurate.
  • Complying with applicable consumer-protection, tax, product-safety and industry-specific laws.
  • Publishing applicable Website policies and customer-support information.
  • Managing their own sales, payments, orders, delivery, warranties, cancellations and refunds.
  • Responding to customer complaints concerning their products or services.
  • Ensuring that their Website and integrations are lawfully configured.
  • Protecting information they receive from customers.

These responsibilities do not exclude obligations that applicable law separately imposes on 1page.info.

6. Buyer and visitor responsibilities

Visitors should review the identity of the relevant entity and the terms presented on its Website before purchasing a product or service.

Visitors must not misuse the platform, submit fraudulent enquiries, interfere with platform operations or use information obtained through the platform unlawfully.

Information displayed on an entity Page should not be treated as a guarantee that the entity, its products or its claims have been independently verified unless 1page.info explicitly states the scope of a verification.

7. External links and transactions

1page.info may link to or redirect visitors to third-party websites.

Once a visitor opens an external Website, that Website may have its own terms, privacy policy, cookies, payment systems and customer-service arrangements.

Purchases made on an entity owner’s Website are between the buyer and the relevant seller, subject to applicable law.

1page.info does not receive or settle payments for entity sales under its current model.

However, this does not exclude responsibilities arising from our own technology, hosting, representations, data processing or other activities.

8. Fees, subscriptions and renewals

Some 1page.info services may be free, while other services may require payment.

Applicable fees, billing periods, renewal conditions, limitations and cancellation procedures will be disclosed before purchase.

Unless otherwise specified, a fee paid to 1page.info relates to the relevant platform or technology service. It is not payment for an entity owner’s products.

Any applicable taxes will be charged in accordance with law.

9. Prohibited activities

Users must not use 1page.info to publish, distribute or facilitate:

  • Fraudulent, deceptive or impersonating content.
  • Counterfeit or unlawfully supplied products.
  • Products or services prohibited by applicable law.
  • Malware, phishing or unauthorised access tools.
  • Copyright-infringing or trademark-infringing material.
  • Unlawful personal-data disclosures.
  • False reviews, fabricated credentials or misleading claims.
  • Spam, unauthorised bulk messaging or abusive marketing.
  • Content that exploits children or unlawfully exposes sensitive information.
  • Content intended to facilitate violence, exploitation or other unlawful harm.

The list is not exhaustive.

10. Reporting, moderation and suspension

Users may report suspected violations through support@1page.info.

We may investigate reports, request supporting information, restrict access, remove content, suspend accounts or take other appropriate measures where permitted or required by law.

Where legally required, we will follow applicable notice, grievance, recordkeeping and takedown procedures.

We will not promise that every user-submitted statement is independently verified before publication.

11. Intellectual property

The 1page.info name, branding, platform software, original interface designs and other Company-owned materials are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.

Users retain ownership of materials they own and publish, subject to rights granted to us to operate the service.

By publishing content, you grant 1page.info a non-exclusive, limited licence to host, reproduce, format, display and distribute that content as necessary to provide the services you request and as otherwise lawfully permitted.

You must have the rights needed to grant this licence.

You may report suspected infringement through support@1page.info.

12. Availability and security

We aim to provide reliable services but cannot guarantee uninterrupted availability, search-engine indexing, specific search rankings, visitor numbers or commercial results.

We may perform maintenance, updates or security measures and may restrict access when reasonably necessary.

Nothing in these Terms excludes a consumer right or other protection that cannot lawfully be excluded.

13. Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, 1page.info is not responsible for a seller’s independent commercial decisions, product quality, delivery, payment handling or contractual promises merely because the seller publishes information on the platform.

This clause does not exclude liability for our own unlawful conduct, our own contractual obligations, non-excludable statutory duties or other liability that cannot legally be limited.

Any limitation or exclusion of liability must be interpreted consistently with applicable law.

14. Indemnity

To the extent permitted by law, an entity owner may be responsible for losses, claims or expenses arising from its unlawful conduct, infringement, material misrepresentation or breach of its obligations.

Any indemnity will apply only to the extent legally enforceable and will not transfer statutory responsibilities that belong to 1page.info.

15. Changes and termination

We may update these Terms to reflect changes in our services, security requirements or applicable law.

Material changes will be communicated where required.

Users may stop using our services. Subscription termination, data retention and deletion will be governed by the applicable service terms and law.

16. Governing law and disputes

These Terms are intended to be governed by the laws of India, subject to mandatory laws and consumer protections applicable in the user’s jurisdiction.

Any jurisdiction or dispute-resolution provision will apply only to the extent legally enforceable.

17. Contact

Onepageinfo India Private Limited
Website: https://www.1page.info
Email: support@1page.info
Phone: +91 9372830269
Grievance Officer: Mr Deepak Gupta
Address: 1st Floor, Elcon Arcade, 102, Andheri–Ghatkopar Link Road, near Marol Naka Metro, Chimatpada, Marol, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400059, India.

Privacy Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. Purpose

This Privacy Policy explains how 1page.info collects, uses, stores, discloses and protects personal information when users access our platform, create accounts, publish entity information, contact us or use our services.

We aim to process personal information lawfully, fairly, transparently and for appropriate purposes.

2. Information we may collect

Depending on how you use our services, we may collect:

Account information
  • Name.
  • Email address.
  • Mobile number.
  • Login and account identifiers.
  • Authentication and account-security records.
Entity and business information
  • Entity name and category.
  • Business or professional contact details.
  • Website and domain information.
  • Public profile information.
  • Product and service descriptions.
  • Business documents or licences where reasonably necessary.
Visitor and enquiry information
  • Information submitted in an enquiry or contact form.
  • The intended recipient of an enquiry.
  • Communication preferences.
  • Records needed to respond to a support request.
Technical information
  • IP address and technical logs.
  • Browser, device and operating-system information.
  • Pages accessed and interaction events.
  • Security and diagnostic information.
  • Cookie and similar technology identifiers, where used.
Payment and subscription information

If you purchase a 1page.info service, we may retain billing details, subscription status, invoice records and transaction references.

Payment card details should be handled by the relevant payment provider where applicable. We should not collect or store card security codes.

Verification information

If verification is necessary, we may request relevant business or identity information. We will explain the purpose and collect only information reasonably required for that purpose.

3. How we use information

Subject to applicable law, we may process information to:

  • Create and manage accounts.
  • Publish and maintain entity information.
  • Provide search, discovery and website services.
  • Respond to enquiries and support requests.
  • Verify information where necessary.
  • Process subscriptions and issue invoices.
  • Secure the platform and prevent abuse.
  • Diagnose technical problems.
  • Meet applicable legal obligations.
  • Communicate service-related updates.
  • Conduct analytics and improve our services.
  • Send optional marketing communications where the required permission or other lawful basis exists.

We will not treat the publication of a person’s contact details as blanket permission for unrelated marketing.

4. Legal basis and consent

Where applicable law requires consent, we will request consent before the relevant processing.

Where consent is used as the legal basis, it should be informed, specific, clear and capable of being withdrawn through an appropriate process.

Some processing may be permitted on another lawful basis, such as fulfilling a requested service or complying with a legal obligation. We will not claim that consent is required for every activity if the applicable law provides another basis.

For processing governed by India’s Digital Personal Data Protection framework, we will apply the relevant provisions as they come into force.

5. Public entity information

Entity owners may choose to publish information that becomes publicly accessible, such as business names, descriptions, business contact information, product information and website links.

Before publishing information, entity owners should ensure that they have the rights and authority to do so.

Publicly accessible information may be indexed by search engines, cached, linked to or copied by third parties.

Removing information from 1page.info may not immediately remove it from search-engine caches or third-party copies. We can consider appropriate requests, but cannot guarantee removal from systems we do not control.

6. How we share information

We do not sell personal information as a commercial data product.

We may disclose or make information available in the following circumstances, subject to applicable law:

At the user’s direction

If a user chooses to publish information publicly or submit an enquiry to an entity owner, the information needed for that purpose may be disclosed to the intended recipient.

Service providers

We may use hosting, infrastructure, security, analytics, communications, customer-support and payment service providers to operate our services.

They should receive only information reasonably needed for their authorised services and be subject to appropriate contractual and security controls.

Legal and safety requirements

We may disclose information where required by law, a valid legal process or a competent authority, or where disclosure is otherwise lawfully necessary to address security, fraud or legal claims.

Business changes

If our business is reorganised, merged or transferred, information may be handled as part of the transaction subject to applicable legal requirements and appropriate safeguards.

We will not share personal information for an unrelated purpose merely because it is available to us.

7. Marketing communications

Service communications may be necessary to operate an account or deliver a requested service.

Optional promotional communications should be handled separately where required. Users should have a practical way to opt out of marketing messages.

We will comply with applicable anti-spam, telecom, messaging and electronic-marketing requirements in the jurisdictions concerned.

8. Cookies and similar technologies

We may use cookies or similar technologies for authentication, security, preferences, analytics and other functions.

Where required by law, non-essential cookies will be used only after obtaining the necessary consent.

Users can manage cookies through our cookie controls and browser settings. Disabling certain cookies may affect functionality.

More information appears in our Cookie Policy.

9. Data security

We will implement reasonable and appropriate safeguards based on the nature of the information and the risks involved.

Measures may include access controls, encryption where appropriate, security monitoring, backups, secure development practices and incident-response procedures.

No internet service can guarantee absolute security.

10. Data retention

We retain information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it is processed, unless a longer retention period is required or permitted by law.

Retention may depend on account activity, contractual obligations, legal requirements, security needs and dispute resolution.

When information is no longer needed, we will delete or anonymise it where appropriate and technically feasible, subject to lawful retention requirements.

11. International transfers

Some service providers may process information in countries other than the user’s country.

Where international transfers occur, we will implement safeguards and comply with applicable transfer restrictions and data-protection requirements.

The availability of a global website does not mean that every foreign privacy law automatically applies to every user or processing activity.

12. User rights and choices

Depending on applicable law, users may have rights to:

  • Access information about relevant processing.
  • Correct inaccurate information.
  • Request deletion or erasure.
  • Withdraw consent where processing relies on consent.
  • Object to or restrict certain processing.
  • Request information about relevant disclosures.
  • Lodge a complaint with a competent authority.

We will provide applicable processes for exercising these rights and may request reasonable verification to prevent unauthorised access.

13. Children

Our services are not intended to encourage children to disclose personal information without appropriate authority.

Where applicable law requires parental consent or imposes restrictions on processing children’s personal data, we will comply with those requirements.

If you believe a child has supplied information in violation of applicable requirements, contact support@1page.info.

14. Third-party websites

Our Privacy Policy does not govern independent websites operated by entity owners or other third parties.

Review the privacy policy of the destination Website before submitting information or purchasing a product.

15. Changes to this policy

We may update this Policy as our services and legal obligations change.

We will communicate material changes where required and indicate the applicable update date.

16. Privacy contact

For privacy requests or concerns:

Email: support@1page.info
Website: https://www.1page.info
Grievance Officer: Mr Deepak Gupta
Address: 1st Floor, Elcon Arcade, 102, Andheri–Ghatkopar Link Road, near Marol Naka Metro, Chimatpada, Marol, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400059, India.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. Scope

This Policy applies to products and services purchased directly from 1page.info, including applicable subscriptions, website technology services and other paid platform services.

It does not replace the refund or cancellation policy of an independent entity owner selling products or services on that owner’s Website.

2. Separate platform services from seller transactions

Payments made to 1page.info are for our own services.

Purchases made on an entity owner’s Website are transactions between the buyer and the seller, subject to applicable law.

If you have purchased a seller’s product, you should contact the seller using the details displayed on its Website. 1page.info may provide appropriate assistance with a platform-related complaint, but does not promise to control a seller’s refund decision.

3. Subscription information

Before purchasing a paid 1page.info service, users should review:

  • The service description.
  • The subscription duration.
  • The total price and applicable taxes.
  • The renewal terms, if any.
  • Included features and limitations.
  • Cancellation procedures.
  • Any specific refund conditions.

We will not represent a service as including features that are not actually provided.

4. Cancellation requests

Users may request cancellation through the account interface where available or by emailing support@1page.info.

The request should include the registered email address, relevant subscription or invoice reference and a description of the request.

We will confirm receipt and explain any applicable next steps.

Cancellation of a subscription does not automatically cancel a separate transaction made with an entity owner.

5. Refund eligibility

Refund eligibility will be assessed according to the purchased service, the terms disclosed at purchase, the stage of service delivery and applicable law.

A refund may be considered where:

  • A payment was duplicated or incorrectly charged.
  • A payment was made but the service was not provided as agreed.
  • The service materially differs from the description.
  • A technical failure prevents delivery of a paid service and cannot reasonably be resolved.
  • A refund is required by applicable law.
  • A specific refund promise applies to the purchased service.

A refund may not be available merely because a user changes their mind after a service has been properly supplied, where the disclosed terms and applicable law permit that outcome.

Nothing in this Policy removes a consumer’s non-waivable rights.

6. Non-delivery and technical issues

If a purchased service is unavailable or materially defective, contact support@1page.info with relevant details.

We may investigate, provide a fix, restore the service, offer an appropriate alternative or issue a refund where warranted by the contract and applicable law.

We will not treat every temporary interruption as automatic entitlement to a full refund where the law and the applicable contract do not require one.

7. Refund processing

Approved refunds will be processed through the original payment method where reasonably possible or another lawful method agreed with the customer.

The time required for the funds to appear may depend on the payment provider or financial institution.

We will communicate the status of a refund request and any additional information reasonably required.

8. Seller transactions

Entity owners are responsible for their own applicable cancellation, refund, return, warranty and delivery obligations.

Buyers should read the seller’s policies before purchasing.

If a seller refuses to address a legitimate complaint, a buyer may use the seller’s stated grievance process and any remedies available under applicable law.

9. Subscription termination

Where a subscription is cancelled, the end date, access to features, data export and retention will be governed by the applicable service terms and law.

We will not promise permanent storage or indefinite hosting unless that is expressly included in the purchased service.

10. Contact

Email: support@1page.info
Phone: +91 9372830269

Please include your invoice or transaction reference, the service purchased and a clear explanation of your request.

Cookie Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. Purpose

This Cookie Policy explains how 1page.info may use cookies, pixels, local storage and similar technologies.

The specific technologies used will depend on the features enabled on the Website.

2. What are cookies?

Cookies are small data files stored on a browser or device. Similar technologies can remember preferences, maintain sessions, measure usage or support security.

3. Categories of cookies
Strictly necessary cookies

These may support authentication, account sessions, security, load balancing and essential service functions.

Where permitted by law, these may operate without optional marketing consent.

Preference cookies

These remember choices such as language, display preferences or other user settings.

Where required, we will obtain consent before using non-essential preference technologies.

Analytics cookies

These may help us understand traffic, page usage, performance and technical errors.

Where required by law, these will be activated only after appropriate consent.

Advertising and marketing cookies

If introduced in the future, these may measure advertising effectiveness or support targeted advertising.

They will be used only after the necessary consent or other lawful basis has been established.

We do not represent that 1page.info currently uses every category listed here.

4. Consent and controls

Where applicable law requires consent, users will be provided with an appropriate choice before non-essential cookies are activated.

The interface should allow users to accept, reject or manage optional categories without misleading design.

Users may also change their browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent some features from working.

5. Third-party technologies

Some features may rely on third-party providers for analytics, security, video, maps or other services.

Those providers may use their own technologies subject to their terms and applicable law.

We will review such integrations and configure them appropriately.

6. Retention

Cookie duration depends on the purpose and configuration of the technology. Session cookies generally expire when a session ends; persistent cookies may remain until they expire or are deleted.

A final version of this Policy should identify material cookies actually deployed on 1page.info, their purposes, providers and durations.

7. Changes and contact

We may update this Policy when technologies or legal requirements change.

For cookie and privacy questions, contact support@1page.info.

Disclaimer

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. General information

1page.info provides entity information, discovery and website technology services.

Information published on the platform may be supplied by entity owners or other sources. Unless a specific verification is expressly described, the presence of information on 1page.info does not mean that we have independently verified every statement.

Users should exercise appropriate care when relying on third-party information.

2. No general guarantee of accuracy

We aim to support accurate and useful information, but we cannot guarantee that every listing is complete, current or error-free.

Entity owners are responsible for information they submit and for correcting information that becomes inaccurate.

Users may report suspected errors or misleading content through support@1page.info.

3. Independent entity owners

An entity’s presence on 1page.info does not automatically mean that the Company endorses, certifies or guarantees the entity.

A verification label, where offered, should be interpreted only according to the verification checks actually performed.

We do not guarantee a seller’s financial stability, product quality, professional competence or commercial performance merely because it has a profile.

4. Products and services

Descriptions, prices, images, specifications, availability and other product information may be supplied by entity owners.

Buyers should confirm relevant details with the seller before purchasing.

The seller remains responsible for its products and services, subject to applicable law.

5. External links

Our platform may link to third-party websites. We do not control every external Website’s content, security, privacy practices, terms or availability.

A link does not by itself imply endorsement.

Users should assess the destination Website and review its policies before sharing information or making a purchase.

6. Search engines and visibility

We may organise entity information to support discoverability by users and search engines.

We do not guarantee:

  • Google indexing.
  • A particular search position.
  • A specific number of visitors.
  • A particular number of enquiries.
  • Sales, leads or revenue.
  • Continuous availability of third-party search services.

Search engines independently determine whether and how to index or rank content.

7. Technology and availability

We use reasonable measures to maintain the platform, but interruptions, maintenance, third-party outages, security incidents and other technical issues may occur.

Nothing in this Disclaimer removes any statutory duty or contractual commitment that applies to us.

8. No professional advice

Information on 1page.info should not automatically be treated as legal, medical, financial, tax or other regulated professional advice.

Users should obtain appropriate advice from qualified professionals where necessary.

9. Limitation of disclaimer

This Disclaimer operates subject to applicable law. It does not exclude liability for fraud, deliberate wrongdoing, non-excludable statutory duties or other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

10. Contact

Email: support@1page.info
Website: https://www.1page.info

Entity Owner and Website Service Agreement

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. Purpose

This Agreement governs the relationship between Onepageinfo India Private Limited and an entity owner using 1page.info publishing, discovery or Website technology services.

The Agreement supplements the Terms of Use and any service-specific order or subscription terms.

2. Entity owner declarations

The entity owner confirms that:

  • They are authorised to create or manage the entity.
  • Information supplied is accurate to the best of their knowledge.
  • They have the necessary rights to publish their materials.
  • They will maintain registrations and licences required for their activities.
  • They will not knowingly publish unlawful or deceptive information.
  • They will comply with applicable consumer, privacy, product and tax laws.
  • They will maintain appropriate Website policies.
  • They will respond to customer complaints concerning their business.
  • They will use personal information received from customers lawfully.
3. Website and domain

Where a custom domain is connected, the entity owner must have the right to use it.

The parties should document who owns the domain, who controls DNS, who provides hosting, who can access website data and what happens at termination.

Domain ownership does not automatically determine who operates the underlying software or infrastructure.

4. Content and intellectual property

The entity owner retains rights in materials they own, subject to the licence required to provide the service.

The owner grants 1page.info permission to host, process, format, display and distribute materials as necessary to operate the contracted service and as otherwise lawfully permitted.

The owner must not upload materials that infringe third-party rights.

5. Payments and transactions

Under the current model, entity Pages on 1page.info do not provide checkout or order booking.

If a seller operates a store on a Website, the seller is responsible for its sales, pricing, payment arrangement, order acceptance, fulfilment, refunds and customer service, subject to applicable law.

1page.info will not claim to be the seller or payment recipient unless a separately agreed and legally reviewed service expressly establishes that role.

6. Website policies

Before a Website goes live, the entity owner must provide applicable Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, Refund and Cancellation Policy, delivery information and grievance contact details.

The owner must keep these policies accurate and update them when its business practices change.

7. Suspension and termination

1page.info may restrict or suspend services where reasonably necessary to address unlawful activity, security threats, material misrepresentation, non-payment or material breach of the Agreement.

Where appropriate and legally permitted, we will provide notice and an opportunity to correct the issue.

The Agreement does not authorise arbitrary action contrary to applicable law.

8. Service fees and renewal

Applicable prices, billing periods, renewal conditions and included services must be disclosed before purchase.

The parties must follow the relevant cancellation, refund and termination provisions.

9. Indemnity and liability

Each party remains responsible for its own conduct and legal obligations.

Any indemnity or limitation of liability applies only to the extent enforceable under applicable law. This Agreement does not transfer a statutory duty from one party to another.

10. Complaints and disputes

The parties should first attempt to resolve service-related disputes through the designated support channel.

This process does not prevent either party from exercising rights or remedies available under applicable law.

11. Contact

Email: support@1page.info
Phone: +91 9372830269

Grievance Redressal and Reporting Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. Purpose

1page.info provides a process for users, entity owners and visitors to raise concerns about platform services, inaccurate information, unlawful listings, privacy issues or other matters relating to the platform.

2. Contact details

Grievance Officer: Mr Deepak Gupta
Email: support@1page.info
Phone: +91 9372830269
Address: 1st Floor, Elcon Arcade, 102, Andheri–Ghatkopar Link Road, near Marol Naka Metro, Chimatpada, Marol, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400059, India.

These details should be published only after confirming the officer’s designation, authority and ability to handle complaints.

3. Complaints we can receive

Users may report:

  • Incorrect or misleading entity information.
  • Impersonation or suspected fraud.
  • Unlawful or prohibited listings.
  • Copyright or trademark infringement.
  • Privacy or security concerns.
  • Account access or ownership disputes.
  • Problems with a 1page.info service.
  • Concerns about platform policies or conduct.
4. How to submit a complaint

Please provide:

  • Your name and contact details.
  • The relevant entity, account or URL.
  • A clear description of the issue.
  • Supporting information, where available.
  • The outcome you are requesting.

Do not send unnecessary identity documents or sensitive personal information.

5. Acknowledgement and handling

We will acknowledge and process complaints within the timeframes required by applicable law.

Where appropriate, we may request additional information, refer the matter to the responsible entity owner, investigate the issue or take action under our platform policies.

For complaints that fall under statutory grievance rules, the applicable legal response and resolution timelines will prevail.

Where required by law, we will provide the complainant with a copy of the recorded complaint.

6. Seller-related complaints

Purchase-related complaints should ordinarily be directed to the seller identified on the seller’s Website.

However, 1page.info may review complaints relating to platform content, unlawful activity or its own services and will take any action required by applicable law.

We do not promise to control every decision made by an independent seller.

7. Takedown requests

A person reporting potentially unlawful content should identify the content and explain the basis of the complaint.

We may seek evidence of authority or rights before taking action where appropriate. We will follow applicable legal notices, orders and takedown procedures.

8. Escalation

If a complaint is not resolved, the complainant may use any applicable statutory consumer grievance mechanism or other legal remedy.

The applicable rules will determine whether additional processes, including participation in a national grievance mechanism, are required for 1page.info.

9. Recordkeeping

We will maintain complaint records for the period required by applicable law and our documented retention policy.

Access will be restricted to authorised personnel.

Acceptable Use and Prohibited Content Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. Purpose

This Policy establishes standards for information published on 1page.info and for use of our technology.

2. Prohibited content

Users must not publish or use the platform to facilitate:

  • Counterfeit or unlawful products.
  • Fraudulent offers or deceptive business claims.
  • Impersonation or unauthorised use of another entity’s identity.
  • Malware, phishing, credential theft or cyber abuse.
  • Copyright, trademark or other intellectual-property infringement.
  • Unlawful disclosure of personal information.
  • Unlawful discrimination, exploitation or abuse.
  • Prohibited or regulated products without required authorisation.
  • Spam or unlawful bulk communications.
  • Fake reviews, fabricated certifications or false endorsements.
  • Content intended to facilitate criminal activity.
  • Any other content prohibited by applicable law.

This list is illustrative and not exhaustive.

3. Regulated products and services

Some products and services may require licences, registrations, professional qualifications, age restrictions or other safeguards.

Entity owners must provide relevant evidence where legally required and must not publish regulated offers unless authorised.

4. Intellectual-property complaints

Rights holders may report suspected infringement by identifying the relevant content, explaining their rights and providing sufficient information to assess the complaint.

We may request additional evidence, restrict access or remove content where appropriate or legally required.

5. Security and misuse

Users must not attempt to access accounts, databases or systems without authorisation; interfere with platform availability; introduce malicious code; scrape information in violation of applicable terms or law; or bypass access controls.

6. Enforcement

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, we may issue warnings, request corrections, restrict visibility, remove content, suspend accounts or terminate access.

We will follow applicable legal procedures and any mandatory safeguards.

7. Reporting

Email: support@1page.info

Include the relevant URL, a description of the concern and supporting information. Do not send unnecessary sensitive personal data.

Intellectual Property and Takedown Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1. Ownership

The 1page.info brand, software, original designs and Company-owned content belong to their respective owners and are protected by applicable laws.

Entity owners retain rights in materials they own, subject to the licences required to operate their Website or entity Page.

2. User warranties

Users must have the rights or permissions necessary to publish any image, text, logo, product photograph, document, video or other material they submit.

Users must not falsely claim ownership or authorisation.

3. Reporting infringement

A complaint should include:

  • The complainant’s name and contact details.
  • Identification of the protected work or right.
  • The allegedly infringing URL or content.
  • An explanation of the alleged infringement.
  • Evidence of ownership or authority where appropriate.
  • A good-faith statement that the information is accurate.

Do not submit knowingly false complaints.

4. Review and action

We may request further information, restrict access, remove content or take other appropriate action where required or justified under applicable law.

Where appropriate, we may notify the uploader and allow a response, provided that doing so is lawful and does not interfere with an applicable legal obligation.

5. Repeat infringement

We may take proportionate action against repeat infringement, including account restrictions or termination, consistent with applicable law.

6. Contact

Email: support@1page.info

Data Retention, Security and Incident Response

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

This policy may be published separately or incorporated into internal operational documents, depending on your legal and transparency requirements.

1. Retention

1page.info will define retention periods for account information, entity records, enquiries, verification documents, billing records, security logs and complaints.

Retention periods should reflect the purpose of the information, applicable legal obligations, security needs and dispute-resolution requirements.

2. Access and security

Access to personal and business information will be restricted according to staff responsibilities.

We will use reasonable safeguards such as access controls, authentication, secure configuration, backups, vulnerability management and monitoring appropriate to the risks.

3. Incident response

If a security incident occurs, we will investigate, contain the incident, preserve relevant evidence and make notifications where required by applicable law.

Users should report suspected account compromise or data exposure promptly through support@1page.info.

4. Deletion and account closure

When an account closes, information will be deleted, anonymised or retained according to applicable law, contractual obligations and legitimate operational requirements.

Users should not assume that all records can be erased immediately where retention is legally required.

5. Internal implementation

This policy should be supported by actual procedures, access permissions, retention schedules, backups and incident-response responsibilities. Publishing a policy alone does not establish that the required controls are operational.

Subscription and Pricing Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

1.1 Purpose

This policy explains the pricing, subscriptions, renewals, cancellations, service limits, and payment conditions applicable to services offered directly by 1page.info.

1page.info provides entity information publishing, discovery, website technology, hosting, storage, and related digital services. The specific features available to a user depend on the selected plan and the applicable service description.

1.2 Free and Paid Services

1page.info may offer free and paid services. Current prices, taxes, included features, storage limits, usage limits, and billing periods will be displayed on the relevant pricing page, checkout page, quotation, or order confirmation.

The platform may offer services such as:

  • Free entity information pages.
  • Paid entity website or template-based website services.
  • Website hosting and domain configuration.
  • Additional storage or publishing capacity.
  • Paid setup, configuration, maintenance, or professional assistance.
  • Other digital services introduced from time to time.

A feature is included only when it is expressly stated in the applicable plan or service agreement.

1.3 Pricing and Taxes

All prices will be displayed in Indian Rupees unless otherwise stated. Applicable taxes, including GST where required, will be disclosed as applicable.

The amount payable, payment frequency, service period, included features, and any additional charges will be presented before the customer confirms a paid order.

1page.info may revise prices for future purchases or renewals. A price change will not retrospectively alter an already-paid fixed service period, except where a lawful adjustment or agreed contract term permits it.

1.4 Payments

Payments for 1page.info’s own services must be made through the payment methods communicated by the platform.

A payment is considered received when the applicable payment provider or platform confirms successful receipt. Customers should retain their receipts, invoices, and payment references.

Customers must not submit payment credentials, one-time passwords, or banking passwords to support personnel.

1.5 Renewals

Where a service is offered on a recurring or annual basis, the applicable renewal date, renewal amount, and renewal process will be disclosed before purchase.

Unless automatic renewal is expressly offered, clearly disclosed, and appropriately authorised, a customer must renew manually.

Where automatic renewal is offered, the customer will be informed of the renewal terms and how to cancel before the next billing cycle. Applicable payment-system and legal requirements will be followed.

1.6 Cancellation

Customers may request cancellation by emailing support@1page.info or using the available account or service-management facility.

Cancellation generally stops future renewal where applicable. It does not automatically create a right to a refund for a service period already supplied. Refund eligibility is governed by the Refund and Cancellation Policy, the service agreement, and applicable law.

If a customer cancels hosting, a subscription, or a website service, the related service may cease at the end of the paid period or at another time specified in the applicable agreement.

1.7 Service Limits

Plans may include limits relating to storage, pages, products, uploads, traffic, bandwidth, users, domains, publishing frequency, or other technical resources.

Customers must comply with the limits stated in their selected plan. Additional capacity may require an upgrade or separate payment.

1page.info may temporarily restrict usage that threatens system stability, security, or other users’ services. Where reasonably practicable, the customer will be notified and given an opportunity to correct the issue.

1.8 Failed or Duplicate Payments

If a payment is deducted but the service is not activated, the customer should contact support@1page.info with the transaction reference and relevant evidence.

Verified duplicate payments, failed transactions, and eligible reversals will be handled in accordance with the payment provider’s process and applicable law.

1.9 Suspension and Termination

1page.info may suspend or terminate a paid service where reasonably necessary because of non-payment, unlawful activity, material breach of the applicable agreement, security threats, or a legal requirement.

Where appropriate, notice and an opportunity to remedy the issue will be provided. Immediate action may be necessary to address urgent security, fraud, or legal risks.

Any refund or remaining service-period treatment will be determined under the applicable agreement and law.

1.10 Contact

For pricing, invoices, renewals, cancellation, or subscription questions:

Email: support@1page.info
Phone: +91 9372830269

Website Hosting and Service-Level Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

2.1 Scope

This policy applies to website technology, template-based websites, hosting, domain configuration, and related technical services supplied by 1page.info under an applicable plan or service agreement.

The specific hosting provider, infrastructure, features, support hours, backups, and service commitments may vary by plan.

2.2 Hosting Availability

1page.info will take commercially reasonable steps to maintain the availability and functioning of its hosting services.

However, uninterrupted availability is not guaranteed unless a separate written service-level agreement expressly provides a measurable uptime commitment and applicable remedies.

Availability may be affected by scheduled maintenance, emergency maintenance, network failures, third-party infrastructure, domain-provider issues, cyberattacks, force majeure events, or other circumstances outside reasonable control.

Where practicable, planned maintenance will be communicated in advance.

2.3 Domain Registration and Configuration

A domain name may be registered in the customer’s name or through another arrangement expressly agreed with the customer.

Before purchasing or configuring a domain, the parties should confirm:

  • The legal registrant and beneficial owner.
  • Who pays domain registration and renewal fees.
  • Who controls the registrar account and DNS settings.
  • Whether domain privacy or other optional services apply.
  • The process for transferring or releasing the domain after termination.

Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the customer is responsible for providing accurate registrant information and paying applicable third-party domain renewal charges.

1page.info will not represent that a domain is owned by a customer unless the relevant registration or contractual arrangement supports that representation.

2.4 Customer Responsibilities

The website owner is responsible for the accuracy, legality, and currency of information published on their website, including:

  • Business identity and contact information.
  • Product and service descriptions.
  • Prices, availability, offers, and claims.
  • Privacy, terms, refund, cancellation, shipping, and delivery policies where applicable.
  • Required licences, registrations, disclosures, and permissions.
  • Customer enquiries, orders, payments, fulfilment, and after-sales service conducted through the owner’s website.

The owner must not use the website for unlawful activity, deceptive practices, infringement, malware distribution, or unauthorised collection of personal information.

2.5 Backups and Data Recovery

Backup frequency, retention period, restoration support, and associated charges depend on the selected plan or written agreement.

Customers should retain their own copies of important content, documents, images, customer records, and other business data.

Unless a specific backup commitment is included in the plan, 1page.info does not guarantee that every file or change can be restored after deletion, corruption, an account compromise, or an infrastructure failure.

Where backups are included, they are a recovery measure and should not be treated as a substitute for the customer’s own backup arrangements.

2.6 Maintenance and Technical Support

Maintenance may include security updates, server maintenance, software updates, performance improvements, and technical troubleshooting.

Support availability and response targets will be specified in the selected plan or service agreement. A response target is not necessarily a resolution deadline.

Work involving custom code, third-party plugins, external APIs, content changes, domain transfers, malware cleanup, or third-party systems may require additional fees where disclosed and agreed.

2.7 Security

1page.info will implement reasonable technical and organisational measures appropriate to the services it provides.

Customers must use strong passwords, protect account access, keep contact details updated, and promptly report suspected unauthorised access.

No online service can guarantee absolute security. Security incidents will be handled in accordance with applicable legal requirements and the platform’s incident-response procedures.

2.8 Customer Data and Privacy

The collection, use, disclosure, storage, and retention of personal information are governed by the Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Access to website content and data will be limited according to the platform’s operational needs, authorised support activities, security requirements, and applicable legal obligations.

The parties should establish separate written data-processing terms where the nature of the service or applicable law requires them.

2.9 Suspension

A website or hosting service may be suspended where necessary to address non-payment, security vulnerabilities, unlawful content, abuse, material contractual breach, or a lawful direction.

Where reasonably practicable, the customer will receive notice and an opportunity to resolve the issue. Urgent security or legal situations may require immediate action.

2.10 Termination and Migration

When a service ends, the customer should promptly request any permitted content export, domain transfer, or migration assistance.

Migration assistance, data conversion, restoration, and transfer of third-party services may attract charges if disclosed and agreed.

Data will be retained or deleted in accordance with the Privacy Policy, applicable retention requirements, and the service agreement. Customers should not assume that website files, mailboxes, databases, or backups will remain available indefinitely after termination.

2.11 Third-Party Services

Domain registrars, hosting infrastructure providers, payment providers, email providers, analytics tools, and other third parties may have their own terms and availability limitations.

1page.info will explain material dependencies where reasonably practicable, but cannot guarantee the performance of an independent third party.

2.12 Contact

For hosting, website availability, backups, domains, maintenance, or migration:

Email: support@1page.info
Phone: +91 9372830269

Seller Verification Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

3.1 Purpose

1page.info may allow individuals, businesses, organisations, and other eligible entities to publish information to help visitors identify, understand, and contact them.

Verification is intended to provide additional context about certain information supplied by an entity. It is not a guarantee of the entity’s quality, solvency, conduct, products, services, or future performance.

3.2 Information That May Be Reviewed

Depending on the entity type and verification level, 1page.info may review some of the following:

  • Name and contact details.
  • Email address or telephone number.
  • Business or organisation documents.
  • Relevant registration or licence information.
  • Website or domain control.
  • Authorisation to represent an organisation or brand.
  • Other supporting information reasonably required for a particular verification process.

The documents or checks required will depend on the entity type and the purpose of verification.

3.3 Verification Methods

Verification may involve document review, email confirmation, telephone confirmation, domain verification, publicly available records, or other reasonable methods.

1page.info will describe the relevant verification level where a badge or verification label is displayed.

Not every entity will undergo every check. Verification may be limited to particular fields, documents, or points in time.

3.4 Meaning of a Verification Badge

A verification badge means only that the entity satisfied the stated verification requirements for the relevant level at the time of review, subject to the scope shown by 1page.info.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, a badge does not mean that 1page.info:

  • Guarantees the entity’s honesty, financial condition, or business performance.
  • Certifies the quality, safety, legality, or effectiveness of its products or services.
  • Guarantees licences, registrations, or claims beyond the checks actually performed.
  • Endorses the entity or recommends that visitors transact with it.
  • Guarantees fulfilment, delivery, refunds, warranties, or dispute resolution.
  • Continuously monitors every aspect of the entity’s activities.

Visitors should independently evaluate entities and confirm relevant information before entering into a contract or making a payment.

3.5 Entity Owner’s Responsibilities

An entity owner must submit accurate, complete, current, and lawfully obtained information.

The owner must have permission to use submitted documents, logos, photographs, trademarks, and other materials. They must promptly report changes to verified details, including expired licences, changed ownership, or loss of authority to represent an entity.

Providing false documents, misleading information, or another person’s information without proper authority may result in rejection, suspension, badge removal, or account termination.

3.6 Verification Decisions

1page.info may approve, decline, defer, or request additional information for a verification application based on its published criteria and applicable law.

A verification badge may be suspended or removed if information becomes outdated, a document is found to be unreliable, the entity no longer meets the criteria, or a credible legal or security concern arises.

Where appropriate, the entity owner may be given an opportunity to correct information or submit additional evidence.

3.7 Reporting Concerns

Visitors may report a suspected impersonation, false badge, misleading business claim, or outdated verified information by emailing support@1page.info.

Reports should include the relevant entity page, a description of the concern, and supporting information where available. 1page.info may request additional evidence before taking action.

3.8 Privacy and Document Handling

Verification information will be handled in accordance with the Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Identity documents and sensitive supporting records will not be published publicly merely because they were submitted for verification. Any public verification indicator should disclose only information appropriate to the verification purpose.

3.9 No Guarantee of Transactions

1page.info provides entity information and discovery facilities. Unless expressly stated for a specific service, it does not act as the seller of an entity owner’s goods or services and does not guarantee a transaction between an entity and a visitor.

Purchases, bookings, payments, delivery, and after-sales obligations conducted on an entity’s own website remain subject to the arrangements between that entity and its customer, without limiting any legal obligations applicable to 1page.info itself.

3.10 Contact

For verification questions or complaints:

Email: support@1page.info

Marketing and Communications Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

4.1 Purpose

This policy explains how 1page.info may communicate with users, entity owners, prospective customers, and other contacts through email, telephone, WhatsApp, SMS, in-platform notifications, or other permitted channels.

Communications will be conducted in accordance with applicable privacy, consumer-protection, telecom, anti-spam, and messaging-platform requirements.

4.2 Service Communications

1page.info may send communications necessary to operate an account or provide a requested service. These may include:

  • Account creation and verification messages.
  • Password-reset and security notifications.
  • Payment receipts and invoices.
  • Subscription and renewal information.
  • Service changes, outages, and maintenance notices.
  • Responses to support requests and complaints.
  • Important legal or policy updates.

These operational messages are distinct from promotional communications, although the classification of a message depends on its actual content and applicable law.

4.3 Promotional Communications

1page.info may send promotional messages about its own services, features, offers, or events where permitted and where any required consent or preference requirements have been satisfied.

Promotional communications may be sent by email, WhatsApp, SMS, telephone, or other channels only in accordance with the rules applicable to that channel.

A contact being publicly available does not automatically mean that every form of promotional messaging is permitted.

4.4 Consent and Permission

Where consent, prior permission, registration, or another legal requirement applies, 1page.info will obtain or satisfy that requirement before sending the relevant communication.

The platform may retain records of relevant permissions, opt-ins, opt-outs, message preferences, and communication events to demonstrate compliance and prevent unwanted messages.

Consent requests will identify the relevant purpose and channel where required. Consent for one purpose will not automatically be treated as consent for unrelated purposes.

4.5 WhatsApp Communications

WhatsApp communications must comply with applicable law and WhatsApp’s business and messaging policies.

Where required, the recipient must have provided appropriate permission to receive the relevant messages. Approved templates, applicable messaging windows, and other platform restrictions must be respected.

1page.info may restrict or suspend messaging functionality where there is evidence of spam, complaints, policy violations, or unauthorised use.

4.6 Email and SMS

Email and SMS campaigns must comply with applicable consent, sender-identification, opt-out, telecom, and anti-spam requirements.

Where Indian telecom requirements apply, the sender must follow the applicable rules relating to commercial communications, including relevant registration, template, consent, and preference requirements.

Messages must not use misleading sender identities, deceptive subject lines, or unlawful content.

4.7 Contact Lists and Uploaded Data

Users and entity owners who upload contact lists must have a lawful basis and all permissions required to collect and use the information for the intended purpose.

They must not upload purchased, scraped, leaked, or otherwise obtained contact information for promotional use unless the use is lawful and satisfies applicable consent and channel-specific requirements.

Users must not use 1page.info to send unsolicited bulk messages, harass recipients, evade opt-outs, or distribute unlawful or deceptive content.

4.8 Opt-Out and Preferences

Recipients may opt out of promotional communications through the unsubscribe mechanism provided in the message, the relevant channel’s available controls, or by contacting support@1page.info.

Where applicable, opt-out requests will be processed within the timeframe required by law and the relevant messaging provider.

Opting out of promotions will not normally stop essential service, security, payment, or legally required messages.

A user who has opted out should not be added back to promotional campaigns without a valid basis and any required renewed permission.

4.9 Third-Party Messaging Providers

1page.info may use email, SMS, WhatsApp, or other communications providers to deliver messages. Relevant data may be processed by these providers as necessary for delivery, compliance, security, and service operation, in accordance with applicable arrangements and law.

4.10 Reporting Abuse

Recipients may report unwanted or suspected unlawful communications by forwarding relevant details to support@1page.info.

1page.info may investigate reports and take proportionate action, including disabling campaigns or restricting accounts.

4.11 Contact

Email: support@1page.info
Phone: +91 9372830269

Accessibility Statement

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

5.1 Our Commitment

1page.info aims to make its website and digital services usable by as many people as reasonably practicable, including people with disabilities and people using assistive technologies.

Accessibility is an ongoing process. We seek to improve the clarity, navigation, readability, and usability of our pages and digital experiences as the platform develops.

This statement describes our intention and process. It is not a representation that every page or third-party component currently meets every accessibility standard.

5.2 Accessibility Efforts

Depending on the page and feature, our efforts may include:

  • Clear headings and page structure.
  • Readable text and sufficient contrast where practicable.
  • Keyboard-accessible navigation and controls.
  • Labels and instructions for forms.
  • Meaningful text alternatives for relevant images.
  • Clear error messages and input guidance.
  • Responsive layouts for different screen sizes.
  • Improvements to compatibility with assistive technologies.

We aim to consider recognised accessibility guidance, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), when designing and improving the platform.

5.3 Known Limitations

Some pages, older content, uploaded documents, embedded media, or third-party services may not yet provide an optimal accessible experience.

The accessibility of entity-owner content may also depend on the materials and information supplied by the entity owner.

We welcome reports that help us identify and prioritise accessibility barriers.

5.4 Report an Accessibility Issue

If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please email support@1page.info with:

  • The page or feature involved.
  • A description of the difficulty.
  • The device, browser, or assistive technology used, if you are comfortable sharing it.
  • Any alternative format or accommodation that would help.

Please do not include passwords, payment credentials, or unnecessary sensitive personal information in your report.

We will review accessibility reports and make reasonable efforts to respond and address issues, taking into account severity, technical feasibility, and applicable obligations.

5.5 Alternative Assistance

If a user cannot complete an important task because of an accessibility barrier, they may contact our support team for assistance or ask whether an alternative method is available.

Email: support@1page.info
Phone: +91 9372830269

5.6 Review of This Statement

We may update this statement as our platform, accessibility practices, and applicable requirements change.

Law Enforcement and Legal Requests Policy

Effective Date: October 16, 2026 · Last Updated: October 16, 2026

6.1 Purpose

This policy describes how 1page.info may receive, assess, and respond to lawful requests for information or action from courts, law-enforcement authorities, regulators, and other legally authorised bodies.

The policy is intended to protect user privacy while complying with valid legal obligations.

6.2 Scope of Information

Depending on the services used and the information actually retained, 1page.info may hold certain account details, entity information, support communications, service records, technical logs, billing records, or other data.

1page.info cannot provide information it does not possess or control. The availability and retention of records depend on the relevant service, operational requirements, and applicable law.

6.3 Requests Must Be Properly Authorised

Where practicable and legally permitted, requests should identify:

  • The requesting authority and authorised officer.
  • The applicable legal power, order, warrant, notice, or other authority.
  • The account, entity, person, or records sought.
  • The relevant time period.
  • The specific information or action requested.
  • A valid contact method for verification and response.

Requests should be sent to support@1page.info with the subject line “Legal Request — Confidential”.

This email address is a contact channel, not a representation that every request sent to it is automatically valid or legally binding.

6.4 Review of Requests

1page.info will assess requests for authenticity, scope, legal authority, and applicable requirements.

Where legally permitted, we may seek clarification or request a narrower scope if a request appears unclear, excessive, incomplete, or unsupported.

We may challenge or decline a request where legally justified. Nothing in this policy requires 1page.info to disclose information without an adequate legal basis.

6.5 Disclosure of Information

Information will be disclosed only to the extent required or otherwise lawfully permitted.

Where practicable, disclosure will be limited to the information responsive to the valid request. The platform will consider applicable privacy, confidentiality, data-protection, and procedural requirements.

We do not promise that every request will result in disclosure, nor that all requests can be refused.

6.6 Preservation of Records

Where a valid preservation direction or other legal obligation applies, 1page.info may preserve relevant records for the required period.

Preservation of information does not necessarily mean that the information will be disclosed. Disclosure will be assessed separately under the applicable legal process.

6.7 Emergency Requests

Where a competent authority submits an emergency request concerning an imminent threat to life, serious physical harm, or another legally recognised emergency, 1page.info may assess and respond in accordance with applicable law and its procedures.

Emergency requests will be assessed based on the information supplied, the authority of the requester, the nature of the emergency, and the legal requirements that apply.

6.8 User Notification

Where legally permitted and reasonably practicable, 1page.info may notify an affected user or entity about a request concerning their information.

Notification may be delayed or withheld where prohibited by law, restricted by a court order, or reasonably likely to compromise an investigation, safety, or another legitimate legal interest.

6.9 Government and Regulatory Directions

1page.info may act on valid court orders, regulatory directions, statutory notices, or other binding legal requirements, including directions relating to unlawful content, information preservation, or access restrictions.

The platform will follow the procedures and timeframes required by applicable law.

6.10 Security and Confidentiality

Legal requests and related records will be handled by authorised personnel or advisers as appropriate. Information will be accessed and disclosed on a need-to-know basis, subject to applicable law.

6.11 Contact

Legal authorities should identify their official capacity and provide sufficient details to verify and assess their request.

Email: support@1page.info
Address: 1st Floor, Elcon Arcade, 102, Andheri - Ghatkopar Link Rd, near Marol Naka Metro, Chimatpada, Marol, Andheri East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400059, India

Important: This policy does not restrict any authority’s lawful powers or override any statutory obligation applicable to 1page.info.

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