SafeReport Frequently Asked Questions
These answers explain the privacy and review boundaries built into SafeReport during legal-review and controlled-pilot development.
Does filing a SafeReport make an accusation public?
No. A private report is not automatically published. SafeReport separates private reporting from any later sanitized public-information process.
Does SafeReport treat a report as proof of guilt?
No. A report is information for review. It does not by itself prove guilt, criminal conduct, or legal liability.
Are private reports and evidence indexed by search engines?
No. Private reports, reporter information, evidence, staff areas, internal case records, and sensitive search workflows are excluded from public search indexing.
What does human review mean?
Automation may help organize information or identify possible patterns, but authorized people review material decisions before a case advances.
What does SafeReport mean by lifestyle, LS, or swinger community?
Those are common discovery terms some people use when looking for safety resources related to consensual adult lifestyle communities. SafeReport also supports broader community-safety use cases.
Can SafeReport publish a private report directly?
No. Public eligibility and public display are separate controlled stages. Private reports and private evidence remain separate from sanitized public-display records.