Legal notice

Fakamuimui taha hono fakafoʻou: 20 ʻOkatopa 2026

ʻOku teʻeki ai maʻu ʻa e tohi ko ʻeni ʻi hoʻo lea, ko ia ʻoku fakahā ia ʻi he lea faka-Pilitānia.

In short: this page names the operator of Amagi and explains how users, authorities and other parties can contact us. It is the imprint of the website amagi.social and the Amagi app and contains the points of contact required by the EU Digital Services Act. Some company details are still being completed and are marked below.

Operator

Operator of the Amagi service (app and website https://amagi.social): SviySoft

Contact

General support: support@amagi.social
Privacy and data protection: privacy@amagi.social
Contact form on the website (fast, no email needed): https://amagi.social/support/

Point of contact for authorities (DSA Art. 11)

Authorities of the EU Member States, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services can contact us electronically at:

Email: support@amagi.social
Languages: English and Russian.

Orders to act against illegal content (DSA Art. 9) and orders to provide information (DSA Art. 10) can be sent to this address. We confirm receipt and inform the issuing authority of the action taken.

Point of contact for users (DSA Art. 12)

Users of Amagi can contact us directly and quickly:

In the app: Help Center or Contact support in the settings, or Report in the menu (⋯) of a profile, post, Reel, comment, story or live stream.
By email: support@amagi.social.
On the website: the contact form at https://amagi.social/support/ — every request gets a number and a reply by email.
Languages: English and Russian. Requests in other languages are accepted; we may answer with the help of machine translation.

Our contact for users does not rely solely on automated tools.

Responsible for content

Content published by users in the app (posts, comments, messages, live streams and other user content) is the responsibility of the users who publish it. We act on such content under our Terms of Use, the Community Guidelines and the law.

Reporting illegal content

Anyone, including people without an account, can notify us of content they consider illegal: in the app with Report, or by email to support@amagi.social with the link to the content, the reason why it is illegal, your name and email (except for reports of child sexual abuse material, which can be sent without a name) and a statement that the report is made in good faith. How we handle notices is described in the Terms of Use. For child safety, see Child safety standards.

Dispute resolution

The European Commission's online dispute resolution (ODR) platform was discontinued on 20 July 2025; we therefore do not link to it.
We are not obliged and not willing to take part in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board, unless the law requires it.
Users in the EU can refer disputes about our content moderation decisions to an out-of-court dispute settlement body certified under Art. 21 of the Digital Services Act. Details are in the Terms of Use.
Data protection complaints can be lodged with a supervisory authority; see the Privacy Policy.