Is hsforms.net Safe?

So… the comments here are 10 years ago, and they say it's dead; except the last one, that says some sites “require it in exchange of trial software downloads (e.g. for filling out and submitting a form that has a mandatory e-mail newsletter subscription, etc)”. I went to a Finnish insurance company's web page, and after the site refused to recognize a successful authentication (secure login with bank credentials — and no, the site doesn't ask for those, just redirects to the banks secure login service), I started checking 3rd party sites I hadn't given permissions to download scripts, accept cookies, etc. in uMatrix. I don't think this domain is required for the site to work, though, but it's definitely still used. It belongs to HubSpot, which the last comment said has to do with ads, marketing, “analysis”, etc. so I marked it blacklisted for *-scope (in uMatrix that means for all domains). If a site seems not to work without it, I'll enable it on a case-by-case basis. It wasn't allowed by default either, but specifically marking it blocked helps remind me that I've seen it before and didn't want to allow it. Still, the last review also said they seem to behave better than others. But like the poster, I also don't like ads. Nor unwanted “analysis” for marketing purposes. EDIT: NOTE! On this site, I also checked what uBlock Origin had to say about it, and hsforms.net wasn't blocked, at least on any of my filter lists, so it likely doesn't show ads, and hopefully doesn't collect user data.

This site blocks access to the security scanner(s) shown below: https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/hsforms.net http://quttera.com/detailed_report/hsforms.net ============================================ Cannot open site directly. https://www.hsforms.net

hsforms.net is not listed any more, ***** however it belongs to hubspot (marketing, ad-targeting, "analytics") ***** Some sites require it in exchange of trial software downloads (e.g. for filling out and submitting a form that has a mandatory e-mail newsletter subscription, etc) Although this company seems to behave better then others of the like, I still don't like ads.