Safari displays a red “Fraudulent Website Warning” for my website q-saver.com.
The warning has been present for more than 5 months.
I have already submitted two requests through https://websitereview.apple.com/, but neither resulted in the warning being removed or any response.
The website is a video downloading service. It does not impersonate Apple or financial services and does not ask for Apple IDs, banking credentials or other sensitive information. The only password it asks for is the optional password of a q-saver.com account; sign-in with Google or Telegram goes through their official OAuth pages, and payments are processed on the payment providers' own pages.
The site used to show pop-under ads from third-party ad networks. They have been turned off (the last one on September 26, 2026), and the ad network code has been removed from the pages. On 27 September I submitted a new Website Review request.
Google Safe Browsing reports no unsafe content for the site: https://transparencyreport.google.com/safe-browsing/search?url=q-saver.com The website works normally in Chrome, Firefox and Edge. In iOS in-app browsers (for example, Telegram) it does not open at all because of the warning.
Is there an official escalation path for Safari's Fraudulent Website Warning classification when Website Review requests remain unresolved for several months?
I can provide screenshots and technical information privately if required.