Dolphwin Corrections, Disputes & Takedown Policy

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Contact: corrections@dolphwin.com

Dolphwin reports what public records say, and cites every statement. We still get things wrong sometimes. We might attribute a filing to the wrong company, or show a parent that a sentence does not actually support. This policy explains how to tell us and what we will do.

1. Who can use this process

2. What to send

Send the following to corrections@dolphwin.com:

We do not require unnecessary documentation, and we use what you send only to handle your request.

3. How we respond

Request type What we do Target time
Daniel’s Law or address-confidentiality nondisclosure request Stop displaying the protected person’s home address and unpublished phone number everywhere in the Service. By design, we already do not display home addresses. We also suppress the person’s name on request. Within 10 business days of receipt, which is the Daniel’s Law statutory deadline. We confirm in writing.
Suppression of an individual’s name Replace the name with “[name withheld]” in displayed snippets. The stored source copy is kept for audit integrity but is not shown. Within 10 business days
Wrong entity or wrong parent Review the evidence. If the source does not support the statement, remove or correct it, and add a rule so the error is not repeated. Acknowledge within 2 business days. Resolve within 15 business days.
Dispute about what a public record says We will not change what a government record says. We add a note to the entity that a dispute has been raised and point to your statement if you provide one. Within 15 business days
Legal demand (subpoena, court order) Handled by counsel. As required

4. How corrections flow into the product

5. Things we will not do

6. Escalation

If you are not satisfied with our response, reply to our decision to ask for a second review by a different person. Protected persons may also have remedies under the laws listed above.