Aeviva Longevity OS Support
Developer: Primealpha Research
Email: [email protected]
Legal, privacy, and consumer-rights requests may be initiated at the email above. Do not include raw health data in the initial request. Aeviva may require reasonable identity verification before acting on a request.
Before contacting support
- Include the app version, device model, operating-system version, and a description of the steps that caused the issue.
- Do not send passwords, encryption keys, raw health exports, raw camera images, raw audio, government identifiers, or full medical records.
- Redact names, email addresses, exact birth dates, and other identifiers from screenshots unless needed for a specific approved support process.
Common controls
- Revoke camera or microphone access in device application settings.
- Manage Apple Health or Health Connect permissions in platform health settings.
- Use Delete Account & Data to remove local Aeviva data.
- Manage Apple Health or Health Connect records separately in those services.
Privacy and consumer-health-data requests
For a request to confirm, access, cease certain processing, delete information Aeviva actually possesses, or appeal a privacy-request decision where applicable law provides that right, email [email protected] with a short description of the request. Do not email health records. If verification is needed, Aeviva will provide follow-up instructions.
Emergency and medical support
Aeviva support is not a medical or emergency service. Do not send urgent symptoms through this page. Contact appropriate local emergency services or a qualified healthcare professional.
Response expectations
Support requests are monitored on U.S. business days. Response times vary based on request type, verification needs, and volume. Aeviva does not promise a specific response time unless a specific program or applicable law requires one.
Legal notices
The email above is the current electronic contact for Primealpha Research. Any additional physical-address disclosure required for a particular jurisdiction or formal process must be supplied through the applicable legal process before final publication approval.