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Privacy Request Page

Submit a request to access, correct, delete, or limit the use of your personal information.

Legal & Privacy Region: Global Updated July 2026 By the True Motion Auto editorial team
Quick answer

Use this page to submit a data access, correction, deletion, or opt-out request for your personal information held by True Motion Auto. We verify your identity before fulfilling requests, and respond within the timeframe required by the law that applies to you — typically 30-45 days. For an advertising-specific opt-out only, you can also use the shorter Do Not Sell or Share Page.

At a glance

Request typeWhat it does
AccessGet a copy of the personal information we hold about you
CorrectionFix inaccurate information (e.g. an outdated email)
DeletionRequest removal of your personal information from our systems
Opt-out of sale/shareStop advertising-related data sharing (see Do Not Sell or Share Page)
AppealChallenge a denied or partially fulfilled request

How to submit a request

  1. Select the request type: access, correction, deletion, or opt-out
  2. Provide the email address associated with your newsletter or comment account, if any
  3. Complete identity verification (we'll confirm via the email on file; some requests may require additional verification to prevent fraud)
  4. Submit and note your confirmation reference for follow-up

How we verify identity

Because fulfilling the wrong person's request could expose someone else's data, we verify that the request comes from the account holder — typically by confirming access to the email address on file. Requests we can't verify are denied for that reason, and we'll tell you why.

Response timeframes

We respond within the timeframe required by the law that applies to you — commonly 45 days for US state privacy laws (with a possible 45-day extension for complex requests) and one month for EU/UK GDPR requests (extendable by two further months for complex cases). We'll confirm receipt promptly and let you know if an extension is needed.

What happens after a deletion request

We delete personal information from active systems, subject to limited exceptions (e.g., information we're legally required to retain, such as records needed to complete a transaction you initiated or comply with a legal obligation). We'll tell you if any exception applies to your specific request.

Authorized agents

If you'd like someone else to submit a request on your behalf, they'll need to provide proof of your authorization (and we may still need to verify your identity directly), consistent with US state privacy law requirements for authorized-agent requests.

Appealing a decision

If we deny or partially fulfill your request, you can appeal by replying to our response with “Appeal” and your original confirmation reference; we'll conduct a second review, and where required by law, tell you how to escalate further (e.g., to a state attorney general or data protection authority).

Frequently asked questions

How long does a privacy request take?
Typically 30-45 days depending on the law that applies to you, with a possible extension for complex requests — we'll notify you if an extension is needed.
Is this the same as the Do Not Sell or Share Page?
The Do Not Sell or Share Page is a faster, dedicated opt-out for advertising-related sharing only; use this page for full access, correction or deletion requests.
Do I need an account to submit a request?
No — you can submit a request using the email address associated with your activity on the site (newsletter, comments), even without a formal account.
Can someone else submit a request for me?
Yes, an authorized agent can submit on your behalf with proof of authorization; we may still need to verify your identity directly for sensitive requests.

Sources & further reading

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