Why Whistleblowing Matters
Whistleblowing on your employer or organisation may be the only way to highlight illegal, unfair or unsafe practices. When wrongdoing goes unreported, it can continue unchecked and put others at risk. The internet is ideal for whistleblowing — it lets you share evidence and reach a wide audience quickly and easily.
Protect Your Identity
Before you publish anything, you must protect your identity. Lawyers and investigators can look up the whois records of a domain and find you. If you register a domain in your own name, or host content on a service tied to you, your anonymity is gone.
Important: Never use your real name, personal email address or a domain registered in your own name when whistleblowing. Your identity is your most valuable asset — keep it hidden.
Three Ways to Stay Anonymous
There are three simple ways to deal with the whois problem and keep your identity safe:
Register an Anonymous Domain
Register a domain in a way that keeps your personal details out of the public whois records, so nobody can trace it back to you.
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Host your whistleblowing site on private, anonymous hosting that does not reveal your identity to visitors or investigators.
Anonymous HostingUse a Sub-Domain
Get a sub-domain such as yoursite.websanon.com for just $6/£4 per month, including webmail. No whois record to trace.
Get a Sub-DomainSub-Domain Details
Our sub-domain service is the fastest and most affordable way to go anonymous. For $6/£4 per month you get a sub-domain such as yoursite.websanon.com, complete with webmail. You also get full FTP rights or a free weblog setup, so you can publish your content exactly the way you want.
Please note: Sub-domains are not available for adult sites.
- Anonymous sub-domain such as yoursite.websanon.com
- Webmail included with every sub-domain
- Full FTP rights or free weblog setup
- Only $6/£4 per month
- No whois record to reveal your identity
See a live example of a sub-domain site, or sign up for your own anonymous sub-domain today.