Privacy
This note describes the static site you are reading. The preview form does not send what you type to a server, and this site does not yet have a backend or analytics scripts.
What this version actually keeps
Names, contact details, proxy information and the text of a request on the “Request help” page stay in your browser so that a public preview can be generated for you to share yourself. This site does not save that information after you leave the page. There is no third-party analytics or advertising tracking.
Real-name verification (once a backend exists)
When a verification process is connected, people who submit a request will need to complete real-name verification: a government-issued identity document and a liveness check. If the person has been kidnapped, trafficked, or detained in a telecom-fraud compound or similar site with identity documents confiscated, a family member or authorised proxy may submit and be verified instead, with proof of the relationship. Real-name details will be used to confirm that a real person is making the request and to reduce abuse. They will not be shown to the public by default. This site will not itself issue official identity confirmation; see the verification page.
Sensitive cases
Cases involving kidnapping, trafficking, detention in a fraud compound, or locating someone in a conflict zone hide real names and precise locations by default. A public description should include only what can help official or civilian responders work, without adding to the person’s risk. Drafts prepared for X also omit those sensitive details. When matching exists, such cases would be visible only to verified local official teams.
Data that may be stored later
Only after a backend is connected might this site store a verified request, the minimum identity information needed for verification, and verified team listings. Data would be collected only as needed, stored with encryption, and used for verification and controlled referral. This page will then be updated with retention periods, access rules and how to request deletion. Until then, please do not treat the site as a protected reporting or evidence system.
Emergency numbers and official links
Information in the number directory and the resources hub comes from public official sources, checked on 2026-11-10 (UTC+8). Sources are listed on those pages and in SOURCES.md. Looking up that information does not identify you to this site.