- Why use ANON::form for whistleblowing?
- How does ANON::form ensure anonymity for reporters?
- Can attachments be submitted securely in whistleblower reports?
- Is ANON::form compliant with whistleblowing legal requirements?
- How are reports delivered to the intended recipient?
- Can multiple anonymous reports be submitted from the same website?
- Can I have two-way encrypted communication with people who submit whistleblower reports?
- Where can I find more information about this?
Why use ANON::form for whistleblowing?
ANON::form provides secure, encrypted forms that preserve anonymity. Submissions cannot be read by unauthorized parties, making it a safe channel for reporting unethical behavior, sensitive issues, or legal violations.
How does ANON::form ensure anonymity for reporters?
Submissions are encrypted in the browser, and unnecessary metadata is removed. This means that even the organization hosting the form cannot identify who submitted a report unless the sender chooses to reveal their identity.
Can attachments be submitted securely in whistleblower reports?
Yes. Files and documents included in whistleblower submissions are encrypted along with the text content. Only the intended recipient with the correct decryption key can access the attachments.
Is ANON::form compliant with whistleblowing legal requirements?
ANON::form’s architecture supports compliance with legal expectations for secure reporting, such as confidentiality and data protection principles. Organizations can use it to implement safe reporting channels while following local regulations.
How are reports delivered to the intended recipient?
Encrypted submissions are transmitted directly to the recipient. ANON::form does not store or log the content, ensuring that the report remains private and can only be read by the authorized recipient.
Can multiple anonymous reports be submitted from the same website?
Yes. Multiple reporters can submit secure, independent reports from the same website. Each submission is treated individually and remains fully encrypted and anonymous.
Can I have two-way encrypted communication with people who submit whistleblower reports?
To enable secure two-way communication, the whistleblower form must include a reply email field so the recipient knows where to send a response. Recipients can reply securely using an encrypted email client such as Proton Mail , which supports end-to-end encrypted replies. Password-protected messages can also be used for communication with recipients outside Proton Mail, while full encryption works when both sides use compatible secure clients.