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How to identify Change.org phishing emails
Published March 10th, 2025 by Halim Kim
Scammers sometimes send fake emails pretending to be from Change.org to steal personal information or spread malware. Here’s how to tell if an email is real or a scam. 1. Check the Sender’s Email Address All official Change.org emails come from these domains: @change.org @m.change.org @f.change.org @a.change.org @t.change.org @e.change.org 🚨 Watch o
How Change.org Protects Your Personal Information
Published March 10th, 2025 by Halim Kim
This page describes how Change.org handles personal information. What Information Do You Need to Register? To create an account on Change.org, whether to start a petition or support one, you only need to provide: - Your name (can be a pseudonym) - Your email address - A password Additional details like gender, date of birth, or workplace are not req
How to close your petition, declare victory, or reopen the petition page
Published September 25th, 2024 by Halim Kim
If you want to stop accepting signatures on your petition, you have two options: Declare Victory – if you have achieved your goal or made progress. Close Your Petition – if you want to end your petition for any reason. What Does Declaring Victory Mean? You've accomplished something, Reached your petition goal, Contributed to creating change, or Achi
Does Change.org Require Users to Use Their Real Name?
Published March 10th, 2025 by Halim Kim
No, Change.org does not require users to use their real names as they appear on official documents. We do not verify identities, so you can create an account using a pseudonym, stage name, or pen name. As an open platform , Change.org allows anyone to participate without revealing their real name. This ensures privacy for those who may not want thei
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