Submit an Incident

What we look for.

A matter with at least one public source — filing, ruling, reporting, academic paper, regulatory document.
Conduct that plausibly implicates one or more EII dimensions.
Sufficient specificity: named product or organization, dated events, location if relevant.

Headline One line — who, what

Product or organization

Date of event or filing approximate is fine

Jurisdiction if relevant

EII dimensions you think are implicated select any that apply

01 · Manipulation & Dark Patterns 02 · Consent & Autonomy 03 · Attention & Engagement 04 · Data Ethics 05 · Neurodivergent & Accessibility 06 · Protection of Vulnerable Users 07 · Transparency & Honesty 08 · AI Behavioral Safety 09 · Redress & Remediation

Summary What happened, in your own words. 3–5 sentences is plenty.

Sources links, filings, articles, paper DOIs — one per line

Your relationship to the matter optional — helps us weight the submission

Your email we acknowledge within five business days — delete on request

Please keep my identity confidential in any publication.

Clicking will open your email client with the submission pre-filled. You can review before sending. If your device does not handle mailto links, copy the composed text from the dialog that appears.

What happens next

We acknowledge your submission within five business days.
An internal reviewer evaluates it against our criteria — public documentation, specificity, dimensional relevance.
If it meets criteria, we draft an entry and verify sources.
The entry publishes in the Incident Log. You are credited if you want to be; anonymous if you do not.
If we decline, we tell you why. If we decline for evidentiary reasons and you have more, send more.

Protections

Submissions from current or former employees raising concerns about their employer's product are often protected under whistleblower laws in the US (SOX, Dodd-Frank, state equivalents), the EU (Whistleblower Directive), the UK (PIDA), and elsewhere. We are not lawyers and cannot give you legal advice — but we will never disclose your identity against your wishes, and we will not publish anything that clearly identifies you unless you've given explicit permission.

If you need to communicate over a secure channel, say so in your first message and we will arrange it.