Contact Us

AntiPolygraph.org welcomes your comments, questions, and tips. We also welcome media inquiries and are happy to schedule interviews and provide research assistance.

Any of the methods below will reach us. If you would prefer that we not know who you are, the anonymous dropbox and SimpleX are built for that.

Anonymous dropbox (Tor)
Send documents or tips with no account and no identifiers. Requires Tor Browser. We check it regularly. It is one-way, so include a way to reach you if you would like a reply.
http://htlvlokkzuh4awyfgjmbxmdb7goslb36n5s6tvrov4ysrdxmcdzhjkqd.onion/ (View QR code)

SimpleX
End-to-end encrypted, and the only messenger here that uses no account identifiers at all—no phone number and no username. (What's this?)
Click to add our profile (view QR code)
We also host a public SimpleX group chat.

Signal
End-to-end encrypted. You can message our username without revealing your phone number to us.
ap_org.01 (view QR code)

Threema
End-to-end encrypted, Swiss-based, and usable without a phone number. The app is a one-time purchase. (What's this?)
A4PYDD5S (view QR code)

Matrix
End-to-end encrypted once your client has completed device verification.
@antipolygraph.org:matrix.org

E-mail
antipolygraph.org@protonmail.com
Mail sent from your own free Proton Mail account is end-to-end encrypted, so the contents stay between us. Proton does know which accounts corresponded and when, and has complied with Swiss court orders for a user's IP address, so if you would rather not be identifiable, set up and use the account through Proton's Tor onion site. Mail from other providers is not end-to-end encrypted.

Phone and SMS
1-202-810-2105 (add to contacts)
Convenient for media inquiries and general questions. Text messages are not encrypted, and your carrier keeps a record of calls and messages.

A note on privacy

Government and contractor computer systems are monitored as a condition of use, and that includes web browsing and messaging. If you would rather your employer not know you got in touch, use a personal device on a non-work network.