What is public in a Wakif report?

Wakif's public report data does not expose the reporter's account identifier, email address, or dedicated reporter-contact fields. That separation is useful, but it does not make everything typed into the form private. Public descriptions and published media need their own careful review.

Treat free text as potentially public

Do not put a private phone number, home address, identity document, or detailed medical history into a public description. Information included in an image can be visible just as text is. Review the background and any screenshots before submission.

Published report media is made available through the site's public report experience. A private storage system behind the site is not a promise that an approved public photograph remains confidential.

Share only what serves the report

• Recognition details appropriate for public use.
• Relevant event information with uncertainty preserved.
• Authorized images and any necessary context.
• No unrelated witness or family information.

Give sensitive supporting material to the responsible authority through its suitable private process, not through an appeal designed for broad discovery.

Understand the limits of control

Once content is public, viewers may copy or forward it. Technical access controls do not guarantee that a screenshot can later be withdrawn from every location.

If you notice an error or privacy concern, retain the exact report reference and contact the operator through an appropriate channel. Revisit the report when the situation changes. Good privacy practice includes the content you choose to submit, not only the fields the platform keeps out of its public API.