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GACS publishes safety information about real entities. We hold ourselves to public, checkable standards — and we publish how to challenge anything we get wrong.
Last updated: 2026-07-22
Read the full methodology at /methodology.
Everything on GACS — scam reports, risk scores, market signals, AI explanations — is advisory. We do not execute trades, take payments, broker recoveries, or guarantee any outcome. We do not say "buy" or "sell"; we publish bias, scenario, risk, and uncertainty.
Cross-reference with your bank, your national cyber-crime unit, and an independent licensed adviser before acting on anything you read here.
dateModified in our structured data, and reflected in /sitemap.xml.If you represent an entity listed on GACS and believe the listing is inaccurate, you can appeal. We will review good-faith requests within 7 business daysand either correct the record, downgrade the status, remove the entry, or explain why we are keeping it published.
Email appeals@gacs.app with the entity URL, your relationship to it, and any evidence supporting the appeal (court orders, regulatory licenses, address proofs, on-chain attestations). Anonymous or coercive requests are publicly logged and not acted on.
Source: GACS — Global Anti-Crime & Safety · Published by the GACS Research Team · Updated July 22, 2026
Cite this page: GACS (2026). Editorial Policy — GACS. https://gacs.app/editorial-policy · Record ID GACS-editorial-policy
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