Portales LERS y Solicitudes de Datos de las Autoridades, por Plataforma
Cómo la policía y las agencias gubernamentales solicitan datos de los usuarios a las grandes plataformas: el portal LERS oficial, el proceso legal y los canales de emergencia de cada una. Busca o filtra por plataforma abajo.
Step-by-step platform guides
How to get into each portal and file a preservation, records or emergency request, with the sign-in help officers ask us about most.
Portal WhatsApp LERS: Guía de solicitudes de datos para la policía y el gobierno
Guía paso a paso para el LERS Portal (Law Enforcement Response System) de WhatsApp: cómo las autoridades policiales y gubernamentales autorizadas presentan solicitudes de preservación de datos y requerimientos de información.
Abrir guíaPortal LERS de Facebook & Instagram: Guía de solicitudes de datos policiales
Cómo las fuerzas del orden utilizan el LERS Portal de Meta en facebook.com/records para solicitar datos de Facebook, Instagram y Threads: solicitudes de conservación y de registros.
Abrir guíaSolicitud de datos para las fuerzas del orden de Telegram: Cómo investigar en Telegram
Telegram no tiene un portal LERS; la policía solicita datos por correo electrónico bajo proceso legal. Identificadores, los datos proporcionados (IP, teléfono) y el cronograma de las IT Rules de India.
Abrir guíaApple Law Enforcement Portal: Guía de solicitud de datos policiales (iCloud)
Cómo la policía solicita datos de Apple e iCloud a través del Law Enforcement Portal de Apple (lep.apple.com): preservación, registros de dispositivos, emergencia y la regla de orden judicial/MLAT.
Abrir guíaSolicitudes de datos de las fuerzas del orden: Guía de LERS plataforma por plataforma
Cómo la policía y el gobierno solicitan datos de usuarios a WhatsApp, Google, Meta, Apple y Telegram: los portales LERS, preservación frente a divulgación, emergencias y la ruta MLAT de la India.
Abrir guía¿Qué es LERS? Law-Enforcement Response Systems, explicado
LERS significa Law Enforcement Response (or Request) System: los portales en línea donde la policía verificada envía solicitudes de datos a WhatsApp, Google, Meta, Apple y más. Cómo funcionan.
Abrir guíaGuía para la policía y el gobierno sobre las solicitudes de datos de TikTok para las fuerzas del orden
Guía paso a paso para el portal TikTok's Law Enforcement Data Request: cómo los funcionarios policiales y gubernamentales autorizados presentan solicitudes de preservación, registros y divulgación de emergencia, qué proceso legal requiere cada tipo de datos y por qué las agencias indias deben realizar el trámite a través de MLAT.
Abrir guíaPortal de Binance LERS: Guía de solicitud de datos para policía y gobierno
Cómo los funcionarios de policía y gobierno autorizados solicitan datos a Binance: el Government Law Enforcement Request System (LERS) global a través de Kodex, qué enviar y cómo India canaliza las solicitudes a Binance a través del I4C Sahyog Portal.
Abrir guíaUber Law Enforcement Portal (LERT): Police & Government Data Request Guide
How authorised police and government officials request data from Uber: the Law Enforcement Request Tool (LERT) at lert.uber.com — request types, the safety review, what to submit step by step, and how India's I4C Sahyog Portal fits in.
Abrir guíaX (Twitter) Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Data Request Guide
How authorised police and government agencies obtain user data from X Corp.: the legal request portal, data tiers, EDR process, and India's MLAT route.
Abrir guíaDiscord Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How authorised law enforcement and government agencies lawfully obtain user data from Discord: the Kodex portal, data tiers, emergency requests, and India's MLAT process.
Abrir guíaSnapchat Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police and government agencies lawfully obtain Snapchat data: Snap's LESS portal, the subpoena/2703(d)/warrant tiers, preservation, and India's MLAT route.
Abrir guíaMicrosoft Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police and government agencies request Microsoft consumer account data (Outlook, OneDrive, Xbox): the legal process, the LE portal, emergencies, and India's MLAT route.
Abrir guíaAmazon, AWS & Ring Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police request Amazon, AWS and Ring data: account records, AWS account attribution, and Ring footage (warrant since 2024), plus India's MLAT route.
Abrir guíaRoblox Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police request Roblox data: the LE portal, the subpoena, court-order and warrant tiers, chat logs, NCMEC child-safety, emergencies, and India's route.
Abrir guíaCash App Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police request Cash App (Block) records: identity and transaction data, Bitcoin activity, the Oakland LE team, preservation, and India's route.
Abrir guíaReddit Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police and government agencies request Reddit account data: the subpoena, court-order and warrant tiers, preservation, emergencies, and India's MLAT route.
Abrir guíaRevolut Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police request Revolut records: UK production orders and the Lithuania (EU) route, KYC and transaction data, freezes, and India's MLAT path.
Abrir guíaPayPal & Venmo Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police request PayPal and Venmo records: subscriber/KYC data by subpoena, full transaction history by warrant, preservation, and India's fast-freeze route.
Abrir guíaSignal Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
What law enforcement can get from Signal: only the account registration and last-connection dates, and why the seized device, not Signal's servers, holds the evidence.
Abrir guíaCloudflare Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How investigators work with Cloudflare: why it points you to the hosting provider rather than the content, its abuse versus legal-process channels, emergency disclosure, customer-notice policy, and the MLAT route for non-US agencies.
Abrir guíaCoinbase Law Enforcement Guide: How Police Request Data (LERS)
How police, prosecutors and cybercrime investigators worldwide request data from Coinbase: its law-enforcement portal, preservation versus production, emergency disclosure, MLAT for foreign agencies, account freezes and the FATF Travel Rule.
Abrir guíaKraken Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide (LERS)
How police, prosecutors and cybercrime investigators request data from Kraken (Payward). Covers Kraken's legal-request channel, data it can produce, preservation versus production, emergency disclosure, freezes, MLAT for non-US officers and the FATF Travel Rule.
Abrir guíaWeChat Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
A candid reference for investigators on requesting WeChat and Weixin data from Tencent: the mainland-China vs international data split, why most content is unreachable, MLAT realities, emergency channels, and the device-level alternatives that actually work.
Abrir guíaDigitalOcean Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police, prosecutors and cybercrime investigators can obtain subscriber records, server content and logs from DigitalOcean, covering abuse reports, preservation, subpoenas, court orders, search warrants, emergency disclosure and the request portal.
Abrir guíaOracle Cloud Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police, prosecutors and government investigators request data from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: the processor-vs-controller model, redirect-to-customer policy, what Oracle holds directly, US legal thresholds, customer notice and foreign (MLAT) requests.
Abrir guíaOVHcloud Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide
How police, prosecutors and cybercrime investigators obtain customer, server and connection data from OVHcloud, the French cloud provider, including why its EU legal route differs sharply from US providers and which instrument foreign agencies must use.
Abrir guíaGoogle & Gmail Law Enforcement Data Request (LERS): Police & Government Guide
How police use Google's LERS portal at lers.google.com: register your agency, the subpoena, court-order and warrant ladder, preservation, and emergencies.
Abrir guíaZelle Law Enforcement Requests: How Police Get Zelle Records (Early Warning Services + the Banks)
Zelle has no law-enforcement portal. This guide explains the dual-track legal process U.S. investigators must use: a subpoena to Early Warning Services for network transaction metadata, plus separate legal process served on the sending and receiving banks for account and identity data.
Abrir guíaLinkedIn Law Enforcement Data Request: Police & Government Guide (BEC & Employment Scams)
How authorised investigators request LinkedIn member data — submitted through LinkedIn's Kodex portal. Covers the subpoena-vs-warrant ladder (messages and connections need a warrant), preservation, emergency disclosure, and why LinkedIn matters for BEC and fake-recruiter investigations.
Abrir guíaAmazon Law Enforcement Request Tracker (emea.ler.amazon.com): EU & UK Police Guide
How EU and UK police submit requests to Amazon, AWS and Ring through the ALERT portal at emea.ler.amazon.com: legal process, emergencies and what data you get.
Abrir guíaOnline services directory
Where to send a lawful request to 116 services. Every portal, email and address comes from the service’s own official page and was re-checked by a second reviewer.
How police in your country request the data
Every country can use the portals for preservation and emergency requests. What differs is the route for message content: a US MLAT, a CLOUD Act agreement or a letter rogatory.
More countries are added as officers ask.
More for investigators. Get the free Investigator’s Handbook (PDF) with all of this in one place. Received a records response from a platform? Turn it into an investigation-ready report with the Facebook LERS Data Analyzer in our Forensic Tools. For ISP and telecom operators rather than platforms, see the ISP & Telecom Contact Directory, or the Cyber Agencies Directory for each country’s CERT and police cybercrime unit.