1. Cache Latency Delays: Explicitly disclosing that real-time updates (or profile deletions) may suffer TTL (Time to Live) latency natively on Vercel Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), insulating Tappa against caching disputes.
2. Edge Network Data Routing: Disclosing that while core infrastructure physically rests in Mumbai (Supabase AWS), encrypted platform queries transiently process across global routing environments natively.
3. CERT-In Breach Notification: Standardizing a commitment to legally notify affected Verified Players natively within 72 hours if a catastrophic server breach impacts the database actively.
4. Right to be Forgotten (De-Verification): Providing a structured mechanism natively (e.g. email) allowing a user to permanently delete their private uploaded metadata natively.
5. NLP Data De-identification Exception: Asserting that even upon account deletion, Tappa explicitly legally retains the right to completely anonymize the athlete's record strictly preserving the structural integrity of historical tournament metrics inherently.
6. Automated Data De-duplication Protocol: Declaring the explicit right to execute Natural Language Processing (NLP) models across distinct player arrays dynamically identifying and converging duplicates inherently as standard data hygiene.
7. Subpoena & Law Enforcement Compliance: Specifying that Tappa inherently legally surrenders user claim details strictly if issued a valid warrant by cyber-authorities regarding impersonation or fraud.
8. Parental Consent (Minors): Executing COPPA and DPDP compliance by strictly requiring users under 18 (e.g., U16 tournament participants) to possess express parental consent before transmitting phone or email data physically via the platform router.
