Third-party safety
Pause, inspect, then decide
Last updated: 15 August 2026
Leaving RWReset
Before an external HTTP or HTTPS link opens, RWReset shows the destination host and full address. Continuing opens a separate tab without sending the RWReset page address as a referrer. The warning appears every time because link safety can change after a previous visit.
Independent websites
External websites are owned and operated by independent third parties. RWReset does not control their content, availability, security, data collection, accessibility, products, payments or later changes. A link does not mean that RWReset sponsors, endorses, recommends or guarantees that destination.
Review has limits
Community project fields accept direct public HTTPS addresses and reject common shorteners, embedded credentials, unusual ports, local hosts and raw IP addresses. Links may also receive human moderation. These checks reduce obvious abuse but cannot prove ownership, legality, accuracy or safety and are not continuous malware monitoring.
Your decision
Inspect the full destination, confirm the domain independently and review the third party's terms and privacy notice. Do not enter credentials, recovery codes, wallet keys, payment information or other sensitive data merely because a link appeared on RWReset. Transactions and communications with a third party are between you and that third party.
Responsibility
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, RWReset is not responsible for third-party content, security incidents, data practices, transactions, losses or damage arising from an external destination. This does not exclude liability or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Report a destination
If a link appears deceptive, malicious, illegal or compromised, do not open it. Use the legal and safety report and include the exact RWReset page or content identifier and the destination address. RWReset may disable a link while it is reviewed.