Is iwf.org.uk Safe?

Site has significant SSL issues as well as signifigant privacy issues. Please check the following SSL Labs report: -https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=iwf.org.uk Whoever downvoted me, please understand that it is imperative that tiplines be confidential and anonymous, to the best of the tipline operator's ability, or else said tipline can be dangerous. It's currently rated only "C" on SSL Labs, and attempting to access via HTTPS will redirect to unencrypted, "Not Secure" HTTP.

Self-appointed, self-regulated body, run by a handful of unelected individuals whose mistakes and abuse (of their own system) generally go unnoticed due to the IWF's totally secretive operating regime and lack of transparency. Reporting websites here can actually result in massive, international publicity (as was seen recently) due to an inherently flawed system. Contact your MP and demand a properly regulated alternative -- if only for accountability.

While I appreciate what they are trying to do in the way of protecting innocent children and minorities, they are starting to censor the internet in a way which is harmful to the spread of information under fair use. Too many sites are being censored because of unrestrained zealotry. Wikipedia for instance, is being censored for an article about a band's cover art. I can not condone a rubber stamp approach to the internet's complexity. Therefore, I am moved to request some moderation in their pursuit of violations of ethics, take a step back, and look at their own violations, namely to that of free speech. When I am unable to view an article on wikipedia simply because I am in Britain, a line has been crossed.

As good as they get! Tres bon! Molto bene! Muy bien. Zehr gut! Zeer goed! The Internet Watch Foundation acts with Interpol and national police forces - to take down illegal web sites - most especially child pornography sites. Report illegal content here - anonymously if you prefer. Help make the web safe.