Protect Yourself Before You Speak Up

Victimization is real. Before you submit a report, please read these critical safety tips to ensure you stay anonymous and safe.

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cancelAvoid office networks. Never use your work computer or office Wi-Fi. Your IT department can log every site you visit, even in Incognito mode.
check_circleUse a personal device with its own mobile data; consider using a VPN or Tor Browser to mask your IP, though we do not log your IP address.

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warningAsk yourself: "Am I the only one who has access to this info?" If very few people know about the issue, be careful not to reveal details that point straight to you.
warningScrub your files (Word docs, photos, etc.) for hidden metadata, although we automatically strip metadata from uploaded files.

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infoDon't leave sensitive files on your desktop. Store evidence on a hidden USB drive or a secure cloud account that isn't linked to your real identity.
infoDestroy digital traces. Once you submit the report, delete the files and empty your recycle bin. Ideally, use file shredding software (like BleachBit) to ensure they cannot be recovered.

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lightbulbTell no one. Do not discuss your report with colleagues, friends, or even family. The fewer people who know, the safer you are.
lightbulbDon't Google it. After submitting, avoid searching for the case on search engines, especially on work devices. It leaves a trail of your interest in the matter.
lightbulbShine your eyes. Be aware of your surroundings and look for CCTV cameras when gathering evidence. Trust your gut if it feels unsafe, back off.

WhistleBlowNG uses military-grade technology to ensure your report never traces back to you. We don't want to know who you are.

End-to-end Encryption

No IP Address Logging

Metadata Stripping

Secure Server Location

If you have reviewed the safety tips and are ready to proceed, our secure channel is open 24/7.