COMEPrivacy checks when a COME button opens another website
A COME app-entry button can take you to another domain. Review that destination's privacy information before entering personal details.
Recognise the new recipient
When the browser requests the external page, that service handles the request. The address can include a channel parameter, and browser referrer behaviour depends on settings and page policies. A local guide cannot describe every destination's data practice.
Read the applicable notice
Check the current service's stated handling of account information, device data and choices. Do not assume that clearing data on the guide website clears an app account or another domain's records.
Limit what you provide
Enter only information required for an action you understand. Avoid sending credentials through messages or unrelated forms. Browser storage and permission controls can help you inspect local settings, but they do not erase all server-held information.
A useful next step
Continue at the external destination only after reviewing the terms relevant to your intended action.
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