At a glance
- Provide the exact page and a clear explanation of the issue.
- Evidence is optional; do not attach unnecessary personal data.
- Your notice is stored privately and passed for review.
What to report
Illegal material, fake businesses, fraud, copyright or privacy violations, threats, discrimination and manipulation. For an ordinary address or hours correction, use our contact page.
This form is not an emergency service. For immediate danger, call 112. Do not upload illegal images of child sexual abuse: an exact link and description are sufficient.
What to include
Include the exact URL, facts, why the content is illegal or breaches a specific rule, and a good-faith statement of accuracy. A legal reference can help but is not required from every notifier.
Name and email enable receipt confirmation, clarification and a decision notice. They are optional for reports of offences involving child sexual abuse or exploitation. Supporting evidence can be PDF, JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 5 MB; hide unrelated private details.
What happens next
After accepting the form, we display confirmation that it was saved. If an email is provided, we send a receipt confirmation. Our team reviews facts and context without undue delay and may ask for clarification, restrict or remove material, or leave it unchanged.
We send the decision and available redress to the contact provided. A notice does not mean automatic removal. Notifier details are not published; disclosure to others requires an appropriate legal basis.
How to challenge a decision
Write to info@whowhere.online with the notice number or URL, the decision and reasons for disagreement. A person conducts the review. Court protection, complaints to a Digital Services Coordinator and other legal remedies remain available.
Message form
Registration is not required. Proof is optional; PDF, JPG, PNG and WEBP up to 5 MB are allowed.
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