Hello Apple engineers and developers,
I’m the owner/developer of https://mated.uz/, a legitimate SaaS platform for businesses in Uzbekistan.
We have been experiencing a serious issue with Safari for approximately one month:
Safari incorrectly displays a red “Fraudulent Website Warning” for our website.
The important part is that the problem appears to be Safari-specific.
The website works normally in:
Chrome Microsoft Edge Firefox other browsers
The website is a legitimate business platform and does not contain phishing pages, malware, deceptive content, or attempts to impersonate Apple or another service.
What we have already done
We have repeatedly submitted the domain for review through Apple’s website review process, including several requests over the past month.
However, the warning is still present and we have not received a clear explanation of what is triggering the classification.
We have also checked the website and its infrastructure for common causes:
HTTPS / TLS certificate is valid No intentional redirects to suspicious domains No phishing or credential-harvesting pages No malware No deceptive content The website works correctly in other browsers The domain is actively used by a real operating business The problem
This is becoming a real business issue because users who open our website from an iPhone or Mac using Safari may see a warning that effectively tells them our business is fraudulent.
For a SaaS company, this significantly damages user trust and can prevent potential customers from accessing the platform.
We would really appreciate guidance from Apple engineers on the following:
How can we determine why Safari has classified our domain as fraudulent? Does Safari use an independent reputation database for this warning, separate from Google Safe Browsing? Is there any technical information or diagnostic data that website owners can use to identify the reason for the classification? Is there another escalation/review channel when the standard Website Review requests do not resolve a false positive? Are there specific DNS, hosting, redirect, TLS, domain-reputation, or third-party-script signals that we should investigate?
We are happy to provide screenshots, domain information, security scan results, or any other technical information required.
This appears to be a false positive affecting Safari only, and we would really appreciate any guidance on how to get the domain reviewed and the warning removed.
Thank you.