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Will my real name appear on a takedown notice?

Not necessarily. Snily sends takedown notices on your behalf as your authorized representative, so you don't have to contact every website yourself.

Where the rules permit, you can keep your real name and contact details out of the public eye.

But there is one thing to look out for. Some takedown procedures require information on the copyright owner. This means that a notice may have to include some personal details.

And once a website gets that notice, it can share it with other parties in the case.

Disclosure of personal information may also be required in response to a valid legal request.

Snily takes measures to protect your private information but it cannot guarantee that your identity will never be shared.