KERVALT / TRANSPARENCY
What we know, you know.
Kervalt publishes regular reports on government data requests, abuse incidents, and model behavior issues. Accountability requires visibility.
01 / HIGHLIGHTS
Latest report highlights
Our latest transparency report covers the first half of 2026.
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Government requests
No non-EU government data requests received.
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Data disclosures
No customer data disclosed to third parties.
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Abuse incidents
Minor policy violations resolved without customer impact.
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Model safety incidents
No high-severity model behavior incidents reported.
02 / REPORTING
What we report
Our reports cover the categories that matter most to customers and regulators.
Government data requests
Any formal or informal request for customer data from a government or law enforcement body.
Abuse and misuse
Violations of our acceptable use policy, such as attempts to generate harmful content or access systems without permission.
Model behavior incidents
Serious safety or behavior issues detected through monitoring, internal testing, or customer reports.
Security incidents
Confirmed breaches, data exposure events, and serious vulnerability disclosures affecting customers.
Third-party disclosures
Any sharing of customer data with outside companies or partners beyond standard service delivery.
Policy changes
Important changes to privacy, security, or acceptable use policies that affect customers.
03 / ARCHIVE
Report archive
Earlier transparency reports and download links.
H1 2026 Transparency Report
Published August 2026
H2 2025 Transparency Report
Published February 2026
H1 2025 Transparency Report
Published August 2025
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