AnewTask Privacy Policy
Effective Date: September 7, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how Tigran Parvanyan (Armenian registered name: ՓԱՐՎԱՆՅԱՆ ՏԻԳՐԱՆ ՀՐԱՅՐԻ, Անհատ ձեռնարկատեր (Ա/Ձ)), a natural person recorded as an Individual Entrepreneur in the Republic of Armenia under record-registration number 286.1595181 and TIN 20338845, with place of record-registration at ԱՐԱԳԱԾՈՏՆ ԱՇՏԱՐԱԿ ԱՇՏԱՐԱԿ ԲԵԿՆԱԶԱՐՅԱՆ Փ. 2 Տ Փ/Դ՝ 0201, Republic of Armenia, trading as AnewTask ("AnewTask," "we," "us," or "our"), collects, uses, stores, discloses, transfers, and otherwise processes personal data through the Services.
Under Armenian terminology, the Operator is the "processor of personal data" that organizes or carries out processing for AnewTask's own platform purposes. Under GDPR-style terminology, the Operator is generally the "controller" for those purposes. Taskers and Customers may independently control personal data they receive from one another and remain responsible for their own privacy compliance.
1. Scope
This Policy applies when a person visits or uses the Services; creates a Customer or Tasker account; submits a service request or Tasker profile; uploads documents, credentials, photographs, or content; communicates through AnewTask; a Tasker or other Business User purchases an AnewTask subscription; contacts support; uses social login; interacts with cookies, analytics, or marketing; or otherwise provides data to AnewTask.
This Policy does not govern independent processing by Taskers, Customers, Payment Service Providers, banks, card networks, merchants of record, Google, Apple, Meta/Facebook, or other third parties except as described. Under the current model, AnewTask payment processing concerns AnewTask Charges paid by Taskers or other Business Users, not Job Payments paid by Customers to Taskers.
2. Data-Protection Framework and Responsible Operator
AnewTask is operated by an Individual Entrepreneur established in Armenia and processes personal data subject to the Republic of Armenia Law on Protection of Personal Data and other Applicable Law. Additional laws may apply when AnewTask offers Services to, monitors, or processes data of people in other jurisdictions.
For AnewTask's own platform purposes, Tigran Parvanyan is the person determining why and how the data are processed. Service providers acting only on documented instructions are authorized persons/processors under the applicable terminology. A Tasker or Customer becomes independently responsible for data it obtains and determines how to use.
AnewTask follows principles of lawfulness, specified purpose, proportionality and data minimization, accuracy, limited retention, confidentiality, security, and transparency. Armenian processing will rely on consent, an agreement with the data subject, publicly available data, a legal requirement, or another ground permitted by Armenian law. Where another law applies, AnewTask may also rely on contract, legitimate interests, legal obligation, vital interests, or another lawful basis recognized there.
3. Personal Data We Collect
3.1 Customer and visitor data
We may collect:
- name, email address, phone number, account identifier, and login credentials;
- city, country, postal or zip code, approximate location, service area, or exact address voluntarily provided for a request;
- service category, project description, timeline, budget, preferences, answers, and search activity;
- photographs, videos, documents, and files;
- messages, requests, reviews, ratings, saved profiles, support inquiries, and account activity;
- language and communication preferences; and
- other information voluntarily provided.
AnewTask does not currently require Customers to provide payment credentials for Tasker services.
Customers should not submit full card numbers, bank-account credentials, security codes, wallet keys, online-banking passwords, or similar Job Payment information through AnewTask.
3.2 Tasker and business data
We may collect:
- owner, manager, responsible-person, employee, or representative name and contact information;
- business name, legal form, registration number, registered address, service areas, websites, and business contacts;
- account credentials and administrator information;
- services, descriptions, prices or rate information, availability, profile content, logos, and portfolios;
- licenses, classifications, permits, certifications, insurance, bonds, registrations, and related records;
- identity, authority, ownership, or business-verification documents;
- tax forms, taxpayer identifiers, invoicing data, and compliance information where required;
- subscription plan, billing status, invoices, receipts, transaction identifiers, payment method type, card brand, last four digits, and billing address received from a processor;
- referral and promotional-credit records;
- reviews, replies, messages, disputes, and support records; and
- other information reasonably required for onboarding, verification, safety, billing, or compliance.
3.3 Communications
We may collect platform messages, attachments, quote discussions, report and appeal submissions, support emails, call metadata, consent records, delivery status, and related technical information. Calls may be recorded only after any notice or consent required by law.
3.4 Tasker subscription payment, billing, and financial-verification data
This subsection currently applies only when a Tasker or other Business User pays AnewTask Charges. It does not describe Customer-to-Tasker Job Payments. AnewTask may use one or more Payment Service Providers that are available in Armenia or another relevant market. Depending on the provider and payment method, the provider may collect a name, billing address, email, telephone number, payment-account or wallet details, card or bank credentials, transaction amount and currency, device and network information, identity or business-verification records, beneficial-ownership information, tax information, fraud-prevention signals, sanctions-screening information, and other data required to authorize, process, settle, refund, dispute, secure, or legally document a payment.
AnewTask ordinarily receives limited information such as the provider and transaction identifiers, payment token, payment-method type, card brand, masked account information or last four digits, billing country or address, amount, currency, status, renewal date, receipt, refund or dispute status, fees, risk indicators, and verification results. AnewTask does not intentionally store full card numbers, card security codes, online-banking passwords, or equivalent full payment credentials unless a separate payment method expressly requires it and appropriate legal, contractual, and security safeguards are implemented.
A Payment Service Provider, bank, card network, wallet provider, or merchant of record used for AnewTask Charges may act as an independent controller, responsible party, or separate regulated entity for its own processing. Its privacy notice and terms apply in addition to this Policy. The identity of the provider used for a transaction will be shown at or around checkout or in the payment documentation where required.
3.5 Social-login data
If a User signs in through Google, Apple, Facebook, or another provider, AnewTask may receive the name, email, profile identifier, image, authentication token, and other information authorized by the User and provider settings.
3.6 Device and usage data
We may automatically collect IP address, device and browser type, operating system, language, identifiers, pages and profiles viewed, searches, clicks, referring pages, dates and times, session activity, approximate location derived from IP address, error logs, security events, and performance information.
3.7 Cookies and similar technologies
We and vendors may use cookies, pixels, tags, SDKs, local storage, and similar technologies for authentication, security, preferences, analytics, performance, support, fraud prevention, and, where lawfully enabled, advertising or retargeting. Non-essential technologies will be used only with consent where required.
3.8 Third-party and public sources
We may receive data from Users, Payment Service Providers, banks, card networks, merchants of record, login providers, public registries, licensing bodies, verification providers, fraud-prevention services, analytics vendors, business directories, referral sources, and professional advisers.
4. Purposes and Legal Grounds
AnewTask processes personal data for the following purposes and legal grounds, as applicable:
- Providing the Services and performing a contract: creating accounts, publishing listings, matching searches, enabling messages, processing subscriptions, providing support, and managing cancellations.
- Consent: optional marketing, non-essential cookies, public display of specified personal information, special or biometric data where required, and other uses presented for consent. Consent may be withdrawn, subject to lawful retention and prior processing.
- Legitimate interests or equivalent lawful interests: securing the platform, preventing fraud, improving features, analyzing performance, moderating content, protecting Users, managing disputes, maintaining records, and operating a sustainable business, balanced against individual rights.
- Legal obligation: tax, accounting, consumer, privacy, sanctions, court, law-enforcement, regulatory, and recordkeeping requirements.
- Protection of vital interests or safety: addressing credible threats, emergencies, fraud, or risks to life, health, rights, or property where legally permitted.
- Publicly available data or other legal grounds: verifying business or professional information and other processing authorized by Applicable Law.
If information is required to create an account, verify a Tasker, process a subscription, or comply with law, failure to provide it may prevent use of the relevant feature.
5. How We Use Personal Data
We may use personal data to:
- provide, operate, maintain, localize, secure, and improve the Services;
- create and administer accounts;
- process searches, service requests, matching, ranking, and recommendations;
- publish and manage Tasker profiles;
- enable User communications;
- process Tasker subscriptions, recurring charges, renewals, cancellations, receipts, refunds where applicable, payment disputes, and billing support;
- select and manage Payment Service Providers for AnewTask Charges, facilitate related payment verification and settlement, prevent payment fraud, and comply with financial-provider, sanctions, anti-money-laundering, tax, and accounting requirements;
- review credentials and request updates or re-verification;
- provide support and respond to complaints, reports, appeals, and disputes;
- detect, prevent, investigate, and address fraud, spam, abuse, unlawful activity, policy violations, and security incidents;
- moderate User Content and protect Users;
- personalize language, location, content, and search experience;
- send account, security, service, billing, legal, and administrative communications;
- send marketing where lawfully permitted;
- measure traffic, performance, and marketing;
- maintain accounting, tax, legal, compliance, and audit records;
- establish, exercise, or defend legal claims;
- comply with lawful requests and Applicable Law;
- conduct internal training, quality assurance, testing, and service development using access controls and appropriate safeguards; and
- carry out another purpose disclosed at collection or authorized by law.
6. Public Tasker Profiles
A Tasker profile may publicly display business name, service areas, services, descriptions, prices, availability, business contact details, website, logo, photographs, reviews, ratings, professional license information, and selected insurance or bond information.
AnewTask will not intentionally publish government identity documents, full taxpayer identifiers, full payment credentials, passwords, confidential tax forms, or documents designated as nonpublic verification records.
Taskers must not submit personal information for public display unless they have authority and understand that public data may be indexed, copied, cached, or viewed internationally.
Where Armenian law requires an electronic trading platform to show provider information, AnewTask may display the required name, legal form, registration details, business contact information, licences, or other mandated data and may retain it for the legally required period. A Tasker's request to remove a public profile does not require deletion of records that AnewTask must retain or may lawfully preserve.
7. Data Shared Between Users
Users may disclose names, contact details, project information, addresses, photographs, budgets, timelines, access instructions, estimates, and other data to one another. This disclosure occurs at the User's direction.
After another User receives data, that User may process it independently. Taskers must use Customer data only for lawful service-related purposes unless another lawful basis and notice applies. Users should not use received data for unrelated marketing, resale, harassment, discrimination, or unauthorized disclosure.
If a Tasker independently collects or processes a Customer's Job Payment or payment-related personal data through a bank, wallet, card terminal, payment application, financing provider, or other service selected by the Tasker or Customer, the Tasker and that provider are responsible for their own notices, legal bases, security, retention, tax, refund, and privacy obligations. AnewTask is not the controller, processor, merchant of record, or custodian for that independent Job Payment merely because the Users first connected through AnewTask. Users must not transmit full payment credentials through AnewTask messages or uploads.
8. Disclosures of Personal Data
AnewTask may disclose personal data:
- To Users: as needed for profiles, requests, messages, reviews, and User-directed contact.
- To service providers and authorized processors: including cloud hosting, storage, security, support, communications, analytics, mapping, document management, identity verification, background screening if introduced, professional advisers, and marketing vendors.
- To Payment Service Providers and financial participants for AnewTask Charges: including banks, card networks, acquirers, gateways, digital wallets, merchants of record, billing platforms, fraud-prevention services, and their authorized vendors, for Tasker subscription authorization, recurring billing, settlement, receipts, tax handling, identity or business verification, sanctions and anti-money-laundering screening, refunds, disputes, chargebacks, fraud prevention, accounting, and payment support.
- To login providers: when a User selects social login.
- To authorities and legal recipients: where reasonably necessary to comply with law, court orders, subpoenas, lawful government requests, tax duties, sanctions, safety needs, or to establish, exercise, or defend claims.
- In a business transaction: in connection with a financing, merger, reorganization, acquisition, transfer, sale of assets, or insolvency, subject to appropriate safeguards.
- With consent or direction: when a User authorizes the disclosure.
- As aggregated or deidentified data: where the data cannot reasonably identify a person and legal restrictions are observed.
AnewTask does not sell personal data for monetary consideration. AnewTask may disclose data to vendors and Users as described. Advertising or analytics technologies can be legally characterized as a "sale," "sharing," or targeted advertising in some jurisdictions; where those laws apply, AnewTask will provide the required notice and opt-out mechanism.
Operator transition. The current personal-data processor/controller is the registered Individual Entrepreneur identified in this Policy. If the AnewTask business is transferred to an Armenian LLC, the Operator may disclose and transfer account, contract, billing, support, compliance, and other personal data to that LLC as a successor, subject to required notice, consent, contractual safeguards, international-transfer requirements, and regulatory permission.
Any successor receiving personal data must process it consistently with this Policy, the notice given for the transfer, and Applicable Law. Where a change of processor/controller, international transfer, or disclosure requires additional notice, consent, contract, or permission, AnewTask will complete that requirement before the relevant processing.
9. Messaging Review and Confidentiality
AnewTask may review and preserve platform communications for support, fraud prevention, safety, quality, training, platform improvement, legal compliance, and enforcement. Access will be limited to authorized personnel and vendors with a need to know.
Messages between Users are not privileged communications with AnewTask and should not be treated as a secure location for unnecessary confidential, financial, medical, or identity data. Users must not submit full card numbers, bank-account credentials, security codes, online-banking passwords, wallet private keys, or equivalent Job Payment credentials through messages or uploads.
10. Sensitive, Special-Category, and Biometric Data
AnewTask does not seek health, racial or ethnic origin, political opinion, religious belief, union membership, sexual-life information, biometric templates, or other special-category data unless clearly necessary and lawfully authorized.
Identity documents, tax identifiers, account credentials, precise service addresses, message contents, and verification materials may be considered sensitive in some jurisdictions. AnewTask uses them only for stated operational, verification, security, legal, or billing purposes and does not use them to infer unrelated characteristics.
AnewTask does not use uploaded photographs to create facial-recognition templates or biometric identifiers unless a separate feature is introduced with specific notice, consent, and compliance. Before processing biometric or special-category personal data in Armenia, AnewTask will provide any notification required to the Armenian Personal Data Protection Agency.
11. Automated Systems
AnewTask may use automated systems to rank listings, detect spam or fraud, recommend Taskers, flag content, and support moderation. These systems may use location, service category, profile completeness, subscription status, activity, reviews, and other signals.
AnewTask does not intend to make a solely automated decision that produces legal or similarly significant effects on an individual unless lawfully permitted and accompanied by any required notice, consent, human review, or challenge right.
12. International Data Transfers
AnewTask is based in Armenia, while Users and service providers may be located worldwide. Personal data may therefore be stored, accessed, or processed in Armenia and in countries where AnewTask's vendors, Payment Service Providers, financial networks, Users, or infrastructure operate. A Tasker subscription or other AnewTask Charge may pass through banks, networks, affiliates, correspondent institutions, fraud-screening services, and data centers in multiple countries as necessary to complete and secure the transaction.
Transfers from Armenia. Personal data will be transferred from Armenia only where the Armenian Law on Protection of Personal Data permits the transfer, including where the data subject consents, the transfer stems from or is necessary for the processing purpose, the destination ensures an adequate level of protection, an international agreement applies, or the Armenian Personal Data Protection Agency has approved contractual safeguards where its permission is required. AnewTask will seek that permission before a transfer to a non-adequate country when required.
Regional transfer mechanisms. Where the EEA, United Kingdom, Switzerland, California, or another jurisdiction restricts transfers, AnewTask will use an available lawful mechanism, such as an adequacy decision, approved contractual clauses, binding safeguards, valid consent, or a statutory exception, and will complete any required assessment or supplemental measure. No mechanism eliminates all risk, but AnewTask will use reasonable contractual, technical, and organizational safeguards.
Users should understand that a Tasker or Customer may independently receive data in another country at the User's direction. That recipient is independently responsible for its processing after receipt, except where AnewTask remains responsible under non-waivable law.
13. Retention
AnewTask retains personal data only as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described, including service delivery, account management, verification, subscriptions, support, security, fraud prevention, dispute handling, legal claims, tax, accounting, and legal compliance.
Retention criteria include the duration of the account or subscription, the nature and sensitivity of data, operational need, risk of fraud or dispute, limitation periods, regulatory requirements, and backup cycles. Typically:
- active account and profile data is kept while the account is active;
- when a Customer or Tasker uses the authenticated self-service deletion control, the account is deactivated immediately and eligible personal data is scheduled for deletion or anonymization after a 30-day restoration period; signing in during that period provides a restoration path, but restoration does not automatically republish profiles or listings or reactivate a canceled subscription;
- account, listing, message, verification, and enforcement records may be retained after closure where needed for disputes, fraud prevention, safety, compliance, or legal claims;
- billing, transaction, tax, and accounting records concerning AnewTask Charges are retained for legally required periods;
- security logs are retained for a period proportionate to risk and investigation needs;
- consent and policy-acceptance records are retained as evidence of compliance; and
- deleted data may remain temporarily in backups until overwritten under normal cycles.
When data is no longer needed, AnewTask will delete, anonymize, aggregate, or securely archive it as appropriate.
Electronic-platform provider records. Information that Applicable Law requires AnewTask to display or retain about a Tasker may be kept throughout the Tasker's registration and for at least one year after registration ends, and longer where another lawful retention ground applies.
The 30-day restoration period does not shorten a mandatory retention period. After the restoration deadline, AnewTask removes or anonymizes eligible account identity and public-profile data while protecting billing, consent, safety, dispute, fraud-prevention, legal-claim, and mandatory Tasker-provider records until their applicable retention periods expire. Restoration is not available after the account has been anonymized.
No fixed period stated here overrides a shorter deletion duty or longer mandatory retention period. AnewTask will document retention rules by data category and periodically review whether data remains necessary.
14. Security
AnewTask uses reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect personal data.
Measures may include access controls, role separation, authentication, encryption in transit and where appropriate at rest, logging, backups, vendor review, confidentiality duties, vulnerability management, and incident-response procedures.
No system is completely secure. Users must use strong credentials, protect devices, limit data shared with others, and promptly report suspected compromise.
Where required by Armenian law, a vendor or other authorized person processing personal data for AnewTask will receive a written assignment or agreement specifying the legal grounds, purpose, data, data subjects, permitted recipients, processing conditions, and technical and organizational safeguards. AnewTask remains responsible to the extent required by law for processing within that assignment.
15. Personal-Data Incidents
AnewTask maintains procedures to identify, contain, investigate, document, remediate, and assess suspected loss, outflow, unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction of personal data.
Where the Armenian Law on Protection of Personal Data requires action following an outflow from an electronic system, AnewTask will promptly make the legally required public announcement and report the outflow to the Police of the Republic of Armenia and the Personal Data Protection Agency. AnewTask will also notify affected individuals, regulators, customers, processors, insurers, or other recipients in the manner and timeframe required by any other Applicable Law.
An incident notice is not an admission of fault or liability. AnewTask may delay, limit, or coordinate a notice where law enforcement or Applicable Law permits or requires it.
16. Individual Rights
Depending on Applicable Law, a person may have the right to:
- receive information about processing;
- confirm whether AnewTask processes personal data and obtain access or a copy;
- correct incomplete, inaccurate, or outdated data;
- request blocking, restriction, deletion, or destruction where legal conditions are met;
- withdraw consent without affecting prior lawful processing;
- object to processing based on legitimate interests or direct marketing;
- request portability in a usable format where applicable;
- opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising where applicable;
- request human review of certain automated decisions;
- appeal a denied request where applicable;
- appoint an authorized representative where law permits; and
- complain to a data-protection authority or court.
Submit requests to privacy@anewtask.com. AnewTask may verify identity and authority, request clarification, refuse manifestly unfounded or excessive requests, protect other people's rights, and retain data where legally permitted or required. AnewTask will respond within the period required by Applicable Law. Armenian law may require access or a reasoned response within specific short periods.
Armenian response periods. Where the Armenian Law on Protection of Personal Data applies, AnewTask will provide required information or access within the applicable statutory period, including five working days after a qualifying written request under the currently applicable rule. Requests to correct, block, or destroy data and notices following destruction will be handled within the shorter periods required by that law. These periods may differ where another Applicable Law governs or an exception applies.
17. Armenia Privacy Rights and Regulator
Under Armenian law, a data subject may request information about personal data, the purposes and methods of processing, the responsible processor, recipients, sources, retention, and possible legal consequences; access the data; and request rectification, blocking, or destruction where the data are incomplete, inaccurate, outdated, unlawfully obtained, or unnecessary. A person may challenge processing before the authorized body or a court and may seek compensation as provided by law.
Complaints concerning Armenian data-protection law may be directed to the Personal Data Protection Agency of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Armenia, 54b Komitas Avenue, Yerevan 0051, Republic of Armenia; email: info@pdpa.am or pdpa@justice.am; telephone: +374 10 594 194. Regulator details may change, so the official agency website should be checked before submission.
AnewTask's privacy contact should generally be used first so the operator can investigate and respond: privacy@anewtask.com.
18. EEA, UK, and Switzerland Supplement
This Section applies where the EU GDPR, UK GDPR, Swiss data-protection law, or related law applies.
AnewTask relies on the legal grounds described in Section 4. Individuals may have rights of access, correction, erasure, restriction, objection, portability, withdrawal of consent, and complaint. They may object at any time to direct marketing.
Where required, AnewTask will appoint and identify an EEA or UK representative before actively targeting individuals in that jurisdiction. The representative's details will be published in the Services or a regional notice. AnewTask will appoint a data protection officer if legally required.
Individuals may complain to the supervisory authority in the country where they live, work, or believe an infringement occurred. Mandatory rights are not affected by Armenian governing-law language in the Terms.
If Article 27 of the EU GDPR or the corresponding UK requirement applies, AnewTask will designate a representative before the legal deadline and publish the representative's identity and contact details here: EEA Representative: No representative is currently appointed; contact privacy@anewtask.com. UK Representative: No representative is currently appointed; contact privacy@anewtask.com.
19. United States State Privacy Supplement
This Section applies only where a United States state privacy law applies to AnewTask and the relevant person or data.
Eligible residents may have rights to know, access, correct, delete, obtain a portable copy, opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or certain profiling, limit specified uses of sensitive data, and appeal a denial. AnewTask will not discriminate unlawfully for exercising a right.
AnewTask does not sell personal data for money. If AnewTask uses advertising or analytics technology that legally constitutes sale, sharing, or targeted advertising, it will provide a clear opt-out control and honor legally recognized preference signals where required.
Requests may be submitted through privacy@anewtask.com. Authorized agents may act where permitted and may be required to provide proof of authority. This Section does not claim that every state law currently applies; applicability depends on legal thresholds, activities, and exemptions.
20. Cookies and Privacy Controls
Users can manage many cookies through browser or device settings. Where required, AnewTask will provide a consent banner or preference center allowing Users to accept or reject non-essential categories without deceptive design.
Withdrawing consent will not affect strictly necessary technologies.
Browser "Do Not Track" signals are not standardized. AnewTask will respond to legally recognized opt-out preference signals where required.
21. Marketing Choices
Marketing email may be stopped through the unsubscribe link or privacy@anewtask.com.
Non-essential SMS may be stopped by replying STOP where supported or using the stated method.
Transactional, billing, security, legal, and account messages may continue.
22. Children
The Services are not intended for persons under 18, and AnewTask does not knowingly permit minors to create accounts.
AnewTask does not knowingly collect data from a child under the minimum age requiring parental authorization in the relevant jurisdiction. If such data is discovered, AnewTask will take reasonable steps to delete or restrict it, subject to legal obligations.
23. Third-Party Services and Links
Third parties have independent privacy practices. Taskers should review the Payment Service Provider notice presented for AnewTask Charges. Customers and Taskers should review the separate notices of any bank, wallet, financing provider, payment application, Tasker website, or other provider they independently choose for a Job Payment. Users should also review notices before using social login, mapping, external websites, or other third-party services.
24. Changes to This Policy
AnewTask may update this Policy prospectively. Material changes will be notified as required through the Services, email, or another appropriate method. AnewTask will seek new consent where law requires it.
25. Contact AnewTask
Processor/Controller: Tigran Parvanyan, Individual Entrepreneur, trading as AnewTask. Armenian Registered Name: ՓԱՐՎԱՆՅԱՆ ՏԻԳՐԱՆ ՀՐԱՅՐԻ, Անհատ ձեռնարկատեր (Ա/Ձ). Record-Registration Number: 286.1595181. TIN: 20338845. Place of Record-Registration: ԱՐԱԳԱԾՈՏՆ ԱՇՏԱՐԱԿ ԱՇՏԱՐԱԿ ԲԵԿՆԱԶԱՐՅԱՆ Փ. 2 Տ Փ/Դ՝ 0201, Republic of Armenia.
Privacy and Rights Email: privacy@anewtask.com. Website or Rights Request Page: https://anewtask.com/.
Telephone: +374 96 033 989. EEA Representative: No representative is currently appointed; contact privacy@anewtask.com. UK Representative: No representative is currently appointed; contact privacy@anewtask.com.