Overview
- The National Authority for the Protection of Personal Data confirmed a December 3 verification of the site, which allows anyone to upload names, demographics, locations, testimonies and PDFs without validation.
- The platform charges S/3 through a QR-linked Yape wallet to delete entries and uses a WhatsApp number for coordination, a practice the agency says could constitute extortion and unlawful data processing.
- The authority will inform the Public Prosecutor’s Office of potential criminal conduct so that responsibilities can be determined.
- Officials urged people not to submit or share third-party data, not to pay for removals, and to report possible cybercrimes under Law 30096, offering guidance via protegetusdatos@minjus.gob.pe.
- The site’s search tool enables checks on whether someone appears in the list, and sharing such content may amount to digital violence, with similar lists reported on TikTok and Telegram.