Australia's Community Telecommunications Safety Intelligence Platform
Since 2014, Reverseau has aggregated over one million first-hand telecommunications safety reports submitted by Australians into a free, evidence-based public dataset.
An independent public-interest resource built on community-reported safety signals to strengthen telecommunications awareness across Australia.
How Reverseau Works
Community Reporting
Australians submit first-hand call experiences under a structured reporting framework with standardised classifications.
Signal Aggregation
Independent reports are analysed and aggregated to identify reporting patterns, classification distributions, and signal strength.
Safety Intelligence
Aggregated data forms a publicly accessible telecommunications safety dataset designed for awareness and harm prevention.
Recent Reporting Activity
Aggregated reporting signal distribution from recent community submissions.
Classification distribution based on community-reported telecommunications safety data. Each category reflects aggregated first-hand reports.
Reports where caller intent remains undetermined.
Reports classified as deceptive or fraudulent caller behaviour.
Reports indicating unsolicited marketing or robocall activity.
Reports flagging unusual caller behaviour requiring further data.
Reporting Distribution by State (24h)
Understanding the Dataset
Transparent documentation of data collection, classification methodology, and publication framework.
Methodology & data framework
Community Reporting Model
How reports are submitted, normalised, de-duplicated, and stored within the dataset.
Number Classification System
Australian telecommunications numbering structure, service types, and allocation reference.
Signal Evaluation Framework
How community reports are aggregated into classifications through threshold-based logic.
External Reporting Resources
Scamwatch (ACCC) — Australia's official government reporting service for scam and fraud incidents.
About Reverseau
Reverseau is a community-driven public-interest telecommunications safety database built from first-hand reports submitted by Australians. Since 2014, the platform has aggregated over one million community reports into a structured, freely accessible dataset.
The platform operates as a public benefit service. All reports are submitted by real users, reviewed through structured moderation guidelines, and made freely available. Reverseau does not sell data, require registration, or charge fees.
Reverseau does not verify caller identity, conduct investigations, or perform enforcement activities. Reports represent user-submitted experiences rather than verified factual determinations.
Reverseau is maintained by an independent team focused on improving telecommunications safety awareness and public safety outcomes in Australia.
Navigate the Dataset, Then Read the Analysis
State pages provide structured reporting aggregates. Insights pages interpret trends and behaviours from community submissions (not identity verification).
State Reporting Datasets
Explore state-level aggregates of community-submitted telecommunications safety reports—volumes, classifications, and recent movement across allocated number ranges.
State views summarise aggregated reporting and may be incomplete. Allocation data does not confirm caller identity or responsibility.
New South Wales — reporting snapshot
Review volumes, dominant classifications, and recent movement across NSW-allocated number ranges.
Victoria — reporting snapshot
Inspect aggregated community signals for VIC allocations with classification breakdown and trend indicators.
Queensland — reporting snapshot
Compare reporting distribution across QLD allocations and identify emerging changes in classification mix.
Western Australia — reporting snapshot
Track recent movement in reporting volume and recurring interaction types across WA-allocated ranges.
What state pages include
- Reporting volume (rolling windows: 7d / 30d / 90d)
- Classification distribution (Scam / Spam / Suspicious / Uncertain)
- Observed interaction types (e.g., missed call, short-duration, repeated attempts)
- Allocation metadata context at range-level (not identity verification)
Insights & Safety Briefings
Editorial analysis of aggregated reporting signals (not identity verification).
Summaries reflect community reports and may be incomplete. Allocation data does not confirm caller identity or responsibility.
Reporting-led scam-call signals: NSW (recent)
Recent reports indicate a shift in dominant classifications across NSW-allocated numbers.
Reporting activity snapshot for Victoria
Aggregated community signals across VIC-allocated numbers with classification breakdown.
Queensland reporting trends and signal distribution
Observed reporting patterns for QLD-allocated numbers based on recent community submissions.
Spam volume movement by state
Observed patterns in unsolicited contact reports across Australian states over the past 30 days.
Suspicious missed-call behaviour: what reports show
Community submissions flagging unusual callback patterns and short-duration contact attempts.