Identify a site before filling a form
A form may look convincing even when hosted on an unexpected domain. Before entering a name, document, or financial information, review the full address and privacy notice. Identify who requests the data, why it will be used, with whom it is shared, and what options exist to correct or remove it. A visual resemblance between two pages does not prove common ownership.
To correct text in this guide, [email protected] normally needs a link and explanation, not access keys or full documents. If you leave through a link, the destination may apply different rules. Read its notice before allowing location, notifications, or storage permissions.
If you have already given information to another service, direct an access or deletion request to the responsible party named by that service. Keep a copy of your message and its response. Avoid acting through a link received under pressure or with an immediate-expiry warning. Open the site you mean to consult yourself and verify its domain again.