Is rollingstone.com Safe?

Safe to browse and will not harm your PC. Negative ratings are from the usual types that hate truth or free speech or simply disagree so they voice their opinion against the site. Very common in WOT these days. All the negative ones do is show their character and cause people to ignore their comments.

Reduced privacy trackers in the last 2 years from 22 to 9. Has articles which refer to certain groups as "the stupid" which would qualify as hate speech had it not been referring to white people. (http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/donald-trump-just-stopped-being-funny-20150821?page=3) Removed label for 'Privacy risks' as a result. Added label for 'Hate, discrimination'. Added label for 'Ads / pop-ups' for subscription popup.

I've been a Rolling Stone subscriber in the past and always seem to purchase the latest issue any time I'm in an airport. The website (and Twitter feed) is equally as impressive. I check frequently, mainly for updates on new music I might not know about.

Rolling Stone's official website, dedicated to review music and stuff like that. However, I do have a problem with this website. I'm using PrivDog and it found 22 privacy threats on the homepage, which is the most I've ever seen. I'd recommend you using something like PrivDog or NoScript if you're gonna visit this website. But apart from the privacy risks it's safe.

I had to think about this for a while and I just do not feel comfortable with giving The Rolling Stone a child safe approval. Therefore, I gave it adult content. It is just the drugs and alcohol lifestyle that makes them non-child safe. I do realize it is the magazine but it still reports on this stuff. And the warning should be in place.