Humark is committed to transparency about how we respond to legal process and law enforcement requests.
What We May Disclose
In response to lawful subpoenas, court orders, or other valid legal process, Humark may disclose registration records including cryptographic signatures, asset hashes, device identifiers, and associated metadata. We do not disclose biometric data because we do not have it. All biometric processing occurs on the user's device.
Proactive Referral
In cases of suspected fraud, intellectual property theft, or misuse of the Humark platform in furtherance of criminal activity, Humark may proactively refer documented evidence to appropriate authorities. The provenance trail created by Humark registration is designed to be accessible to legal process.
Fraudulent Registration Data Handling
When a Provenance Challenge is substantiated or fraudulent registration is determined, Humark may retain and preserve registration records, including associated metadata and challenge documentation, for as long as necessary to support legal proceedings, regulatory compliance, or law enforcement requests. This retention supersedes any account deletion request for records subject to active legal proceedings.
What We Protect
- We advocate for user privacy to the fullest extent permitted by law
- We require valid legal process before disclosing user data
- We notify users of requests for their data unless prohibited by law or court order
- We do not provide law enforcement with biometric data because we do not possess it