RazorPop, the developer of TrustyFiles, is committed to protecting children and fighting their exploitation and abuse. It is illegal to use TrustyFiles in any way to search, download, or share child pornography.

RazorPop works with various organizations to stop child exploitation, including the P2P Patrol (Peer-to-Peer Parents And Teens React On Line), the Child Pornography Hotline, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, and the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation.

TrustyFiles features easy-to-use Child Exploitation Reporting. Information and instructions on these reports is below.

What You Should Know

• Photos and videos of children may be offensive or inappropriate, but not exploitative. Learn how to recognize illegal child pornography.
• Reports are sent to an independent organization that evaluates them for reporting to the appropriate law enforcement organization.
• The reports contain file information, such as file name, file size, and hash code,
• TrustyFiles Child Exploitation Reports are anonymous. The report does not contain any personal information about the person submitting the report.
• If you want to provide a report with additional information or your personal contact information, use the CyberTipline.

Report Child Exploitation with TrustyFiles

You may run across child pornography files two ways.

1. Searching for a file. A child pornography file may contain non-pornography keywords in the file name. If you see a file in your TrustyFiles search results that clearly indicates the file contains child pornography:

1. Click on the file in the search results to select it.
2. Right click the file to display the context menu.
3. Select the command 'Report Child Exploitation'. A window will display with the file name and size.
4. Click 'Send' to submit the report.
5. The window will update to confirm the report email was sent.
6. DO NOT try to download the file.

2. Playing a mislabelled file. A child pornography file may be deceptively labeled. You may download the file and then discover upon playing it that it clearly contains child pornography. If this happens:

1. Click on the file in My Files to select it.
2. Right click the file to display the context menu.
3. Select the command 'Report Child Exploitation'. A window will display with the file name and size.
4. Click 'Send' to submit the report.
5. The window will update to confirm the report email was sent.
6. Click on the file again in My Files to select it.
7. Right click the file to display the context menu.
8. Select the command 'Delete'.
9. Go to the Windows Desktop.
10. Click on the Recycle Bin icon
11. Right click the icon to display the context menu.
12. Select Empty Recycle Bin.
13. A dialog box will display. Click Yes to confirm file deletion.