Questions and answers
Frequently Asked Questions
Start here for the project’s purpose, publication scope, and appropriate reporting channels.
An independent public-awareness project focused on child safety, responsible documentation, and education about concerning online behavior. It is not a law-enforcement agency.
The public archive displays records created by authorized site administrators from the fields supported by the site database, including a name or title, general location, relevant dates, narrative context, and associated public media when available.
Use the contact form for a non-emergency concern. If a child or any person is in immediate danger, call 911. Suspected online child exploitation may also be reported to the NCMEC CyberTipline.
Choose “Request a correction” on the contact form and identify the page, the information you believe is inaccurate, and any public source that supports review. Avoid sending unnecessary sensitive information.
A correction request can be reviewed by the site operator. This repository does not establish a guaranteed result or response time, so none is promised here.
Call 911 or the emergency number for the place where the danger is occurring. This website is not an emergency service and cannot dispatch help.
No. The project is independent. Its exposure records are not criminal charges, court findings, or convictions.