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Guidance on 'profiling tools for online safety' - survey

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Closes 31 Oct 2025

Questions about you / your organisation

1. Are you responding as:

(Required) Private sector business Public body Professional, industry or trade association Third sector or civil society body (such as a charity, social enterprise or think tank) Academic, academic research group or academic institution An individual Other (please specify)

If you selected 'other', please specify who you are responding to this survey as

2. How would you describe your organisation's size?

(Required) I work for myself 1-9 10-49 50-249 250-499 500+

3. What sector(s) is your organisation involved in? Please tick all that apply

(Required) Social media Forums or chatrooms Review sites Blogging Gaming Retail P2P marketplaces Volunteering Job searching Search engines Accommodation searching Adult entertainment Dating Crowdfunding or fundraising websites Content subscription or fan sites Private messaging Video sharing or livestreaming Video calling Other (please specify)

If you selected 'other', please specify what sector(s) you are involved in

4. Does your organisation have a trust and safety team?

(Required) Yes No Unsure / don't know

What do you mean by 'trust and safety' team? What do you mean by 'trust and safety' team?

When we refer to 'trust and safety' teams, we mean teams within online services that are responsible for implementing systems and processes to ensure that their users are protected from harmful and unwanted experiences.

5. Is your organisation a developer or user of profiling tools for online safety purposes?

(Required) Yes, we develop profiling tools for online safety purposes  Yes, we use profiling tools for online safety purposes  Yes, we both develop AND use profiling tools for online safety purposes  No, but we are interested in developing or using profiling tools for online safety purposes No Unsure / don't know

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