LEGAL REFERENCE

Privacy Policy for your 2gis account

2gis connects your privacy choices with every account step, from opening the lobby to checking Pakistan payment records. Read this policy before you join, then open your account...

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2gis Privacy Policy for your 2gis account

How our privacy policy works

Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.

CONTACT ROUTES

Contact us about privacy choices

If you want to ask about your data, start with the privacy contact path rather than a lobby message. That helps us identify whether you need access, correction, removal, or a copy of certain account records. We may ask for account proof before sharing any privacy details.

Team online

Privacy email

Ask about what data we hold, why a record exists, or how to correct account details. We route privacy messages separately from lobby chats so your request reaches the right team.

Live chat handoff

If you begin through chat, tell us the request is about privacy. Our team will move it away from general help and may ask you to confirm account ownership first.

Security checks

Before we release or change account data, we check identity signals such as your login email, recent payment rail, and device pattern. This protects your account from unwanted access.

POLICY CARE

How we keep this policy reliable

We write this policy from the account flow we operate, not from generic legal wording. Each section is tied to a real data point: joining, login, payment matching, support tickets, cookies, and...

Plain account language

We explain privacy steps in the same terms you see while using 2gis: account, login, payment record, support ticket, device signal, and cookie choice. This keeps the policy practical.

Local payment context

Pakistan payment rails can create reference numbers, wallet names, and status messages. Our policy tells you why those details may be kept with JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, or Raast records.

Limited sharing

We share account data only when a service is needed, such as payment processing, security screening, technical hosting, or legal handling. Each transfer is tied to a defined privacy purpose.

Access control

Internal access to privacy records is limited by role. Support can see request history, payment teams can check transaction status, and security staff can examine login risk where needed.

Retention checks

We keep records for account operation, payment disputes, fraud prevention, and legal duties. When a record is no longer needed, we reduce, archive, or remove it according to our controls.

Policy change log

When we adjust this policy, we refresh the date and explain material changes in clear wording. You can read the current version before deciding whether to keep using 2gis.

Privacy pages stay aligned

Your privacy rights should not change depending on which 2gis legal page you open. This page is written to align with our cookie, terms, and support wording, while...

Account termsOur terms describe account access and acceptable use. This Privacy Policy adds the data angle, including what we collect during join steps, login checks, and account protection processes.
Cookie pageCookie wording covers browser storage and preference tools. Here we explain how cookie data connects with privacy choices, session safety, device recognition, and analytics that support account reliability.
Support pageSupport content shows how to reach us. This policy adds how your ticket text, attachments, contact details, and identity checks may be used when the request involves personal data.
Payment recordsPayment help may mention status checks. This policy explains the privacy side: wallet references, rail names, timestamps, and verification steps used to match JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, or Raast activity.
Security wordingSecurity sections discuss keeping accounts safe. This policy explains data signals behind that work, including device patterns, failed login attempts, location indicators, and fraud screening in supported regions.
Promo noticesIf you receive account messages, this policy explains what contact data may be used and how you can ask us to adjust privacy preferences for non-essential messages.
Legal requestsWhere a lawful request applies, we may need to preserve or disclose limited records. This policy explains the reason, scope, and checks used before any privacy-related action.
POLICY LAYOUT

What you see on this page

We built this page so you can move from broad privacy scope into practical choices without hunting through legal blocks. The layout separates account data, payment record context...

Fast summary chips The chips near the opening show the main privacy areas...
Long-form notice The legal notice section gives the full operating posture in...
Contact cards Privacy contact routes are separated from general help so you...
Reliability signals The policy care section shows how we connect wording with...
Aligned wording The comparison area links privacy meaning across account terms, cookies...
Question block The final questions turn common privacy concerns into direct answers...

Privacy questions before you join

We collect account details, login signals, device data, support messages, cookie choices, and payment references linked to your activity. Each record supports account access, security, payment matching, or privacy request handling.

Payment rail names help us match your account with the correct transaction history. JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay, and Raast references may be kept for reconciliation, dispute checks, and lawful record duties.

Yes. Contact us through the privacy route and state that you want access to your account data. We may verify ownership before preparing a copy or explaining why a record cannot be shared.

You can ask us to correct inaccurate account data. Some records, such as payment timestamps or security logs, may need to remain unchanged because they reflect events already processed.

Cookies help keep your session active, remember preferences, recognise devices, and measure site performance. You can adjust browser settings, though some account or security features may not work smoothly without them.

We share limited data with service providers only when needed for hosting, payments, security, support, or legal handling. We do not sell your personal data to outside parties.