Report alleged illegal content

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If a technical problem prevents use of the form, contact [email protected]. Include the precise electronic location, a sufficiently substantiated explanation, and a good-faith statement that the information is accurate and complete. Keep a copy of the message you sent.

Reporting party (required)Name or organisation nameEmail for receipt and decision notices (if provided)Precise location in ZUHD (required)Why do you consider the content illegal? (required)Required: I confirm in good faith that this information is accurate and complete.Statutory Article 16 exception for notices concerning offences referred to in Articles 3 to 7 of Directive 2011/93/EU: name and email are not required elements in this case.

The marked information is required for a sufficiently precise notice under DSA Article 16(2). A notice containing every element listed there ordinarily also includes a name and email; the statutory exception above remains unaffected. The mechanism nevertheless permits submission without identification and may require identity for substantive assessment only where it is necessary to determine the alleged illegality. Information about your identity may be disclosed in a statement of reasons to an affected user only exceptionally where this is strictly necessary to establish the illegality or rule incompatibility of the specific content. Do not send files, browser history, or unnecessary personal data. Details about processing, the email copy, and retention are in the Privacy Policy.