Phishing and Fraud
Pages impersonating legitimate services, requesting credentials, or using misleading information for financial or other gain.
Recognize and Report Suspicious s.id Links
Learn which violations to look for, prepare relevant evidence, and submit a report through the official s.id channel. Any action is determined after review under the applicable policies.
- Every report is reviewed using the information available
- Actions are guided by the s.id Terms of Service
Links You Can Report
Report an s.id link that may lead to the following content. Every report is assessed using the context and evidence available.
Malware and Harmful Files
Links suspected of distributing malicious programs, suspicious files, or software that may harm visitors.
Spam and Misleading Promotions
Mass link distribution, fake promotions, or pages that conceal the actual destination or purpose of a link.
Unlawful Content
Content suspected of violating applicable law or using s.id services to support unlawful activity.
Harassment and Threats
Content containing threats, harassment, bullying, hate speech, or incitement to violence.
Other Harmful Content
Other content that may harm users or violate the s.id Terms of Service.
How to Submit a Report
A clear and complete report helps our team understand the issue more effectively.
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Copy the Link
Prepare the s.id link you want to report and avoid reopening the page if you believe it is unsafe.
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Gather Information
Note the reason for the report and include relevant evidence without submitting unnecessary sensitive data.
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Use the Report Center
Complete the report form with the relevant category and information so the report can be reviewed.
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Wait for Review
Review time depends on report completeness, risk level, and whether additional verification is required.
What Happens After a Report Is Submitted?
We do not promise a specific outcome before review is complete. Each report is processed using the available information and applicable policies.
Report Validation
The team checks whether the link, category, and supporting information are sufficient to continue the review.
Risk and Policy Assessment
Content is assessed using context, potential risk, the Terms of Service, and applicable legal obligations.
Proportionate Action
The result may include link or account restrictions, a request for more information, or no action when a violation cannot be confirmed.
Privacy Policy
- The types of data collected depend on how you use s.id services.
- Data may be shared for disclosed purposes, including with service providers supporting s.id operations.
- Retention periods may vary by data type, processing purpose, and legal obligations.
- Requests to access, correct, or delete data follow the conditions and procedures in the Privacy Policy.
Privacy Is Explained in the Official Policy
This summary does not replace the Privacy Policy, which explains s.id data practices in more detail.
Link Restrictions
Access to a link may be restricted or disabled when a violation is confirmed.
Account Restrictions
An account may be restricted or suspended based on the severity and pattern of violations.
Official Requests
Requests from authorities are handled through lawful processes and in accordance with applicable law.
Actions Based on Review Results
Actions depend on the type of violation, risk level, account history, and applicable obligations.
Questions About Reports and Safety
Short answers before you submit a report or request an additional review.
What can I report?
You can report an s.id link suspected of leading to phishing, fraud, malware, spam, threats, unlawful content, or other content that may violate the Terms of Service.
What information should I include?
Include the reported link, issue category, a short explanation, and relevant supporting evidence. Do not include passwords, payment details, or sensitive data that is not required.
How long does report review take?
There is no single completion time for every report. Timing depends on information completeness, risk level, report volume, and whether additional verification is required.
Does every report result in a disabled link?
No. A report starts a review and is not an automatic decision. Action is taken when a violation can be confirmed using the available information and applicable policies.
What if my link was restricted by mistake?
Account owners can contact Helpdesk with their account information, the affected link, and the reason for requesting another review. The team will assess the additional information provided.
Where can I read the data-use rules?
Read the s.id Privacy Policy to understand what data is collected, how it is used and shared, how long it is retained, and which choices are available to users.
Information You Can Verify
- Terms of ServiceRules for using the service, prohibited content, and actions s.id may take.
- Privacy PolicyHow data is collected, used, retained, and shared.
- Service StatusCurrent operational information for core s.id services.
- Report CenterThe official channel for reporting a suspicious or inappropriate s.id link.
Found a Suspicious Link?
Submit a report through the Report Center with the link, issue category, and relevant supporting information.