How does anonymous reporting work?
STIs can cause annoying health problems and be transmitted to others without being noticed. If you’d like to warn your sexual partner but would prefer to stay anonymous, you have the option to do so. By sending an anonymous warning via text messaging, you can spare your sexual partner(s) a lot of unpleasantness. Warn them even if you don’t have any symptoms.
Every situation is different, which is why it makes sense to carefully consider what you want to tell them. Explain the troublesome situation in the text message. It’s good to indicate which STI you contracted as well as where you got tested so that he or she can also do it there.
You can simply send an anonymous STI warning via this website. After sending it, you will receive a notification of delivery indicating that the message has been delivered.
Examples of how to report an STI anonymously
Examples to notify your partner anonymously about a positive STI test.
AnonymousText.co.uk - A sexual partner recently tested positive for an STI and recommends that you also get tested. Please contact your local GP or pharmacist.
Warning! Get tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI). An ex-sexual partner also has one.
STI Alert! One of your sexual partners has been confirmed to have an STI. We strongly advise you to get tested for ... (e.g., Chlamydia/Herpes/HIV).
Tip! Copy a message of your choice and send the text message easily & anonymously through our website.
Anonymous STD text
We provide the service to report an STD via text to your sexual partner anonymously. Use one of the examples below to notify your partner about a positive STD test anonymously.
AnonymousText.co.uk - A sexual partner recently tested positive for an STD and recommends that you also get tested. Please contact your local GP or pharmacist.
Warning! Get tested for a sexually transmitted disease (STD). An ex-sexual partner of yours has one.
This is an anonymous message. One of your former sexual partners tested positive for ... (e.g., Gonorrhea/Syphilis/Chlamydia/HIV).
Your identity remains secret
Nobody can trace your text message, unless you decide to reveal your identity in the message itself. We treat your data with confidentiality. We will not share your information with anybody. After a short time, our system automatically deletes all messages and their corresponding data. Your privacy is therefore guaranteed.
Difference between STI vs. STD
STI stands for sexually transmitted infection, whereas STD means sexually transmitted disease. Essentially one is an infection and the other one disease.
STIs are much more common than STDs. STDs start with an STI. Before you get the disease, you get the infection. Once a sexually transmitted bacteria or virus enters your body, the infection may progress into a disease. This doesn’t necessarily need to happen; that’s why STIs are much more common than STDs.
The STI progresses into an STD once the STI becomes symptomatic. The symptoms of the STI become present and disrupt the body’s normal functions and processes.
STIs can be lingering around symptomless for many months or years, before manifesting into an STD. The term STI is less stigmatized than STD, likely because the infection is a more palatable word than disease.
Now that you know the difference between STI vs. STD, make sure to get tested regularly. In case of a positive test, make sure to report your STI to your sexual partners, who could be at risk. Sending an anonymous text is vital so that they can get tested for themselves.
Delivery guaranteed
Each text message you send carries a one-time fee of £1.49. With just a few clicks, you can pay safely via Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, or Credit card. The service is therefore not free, but in return, the delivery of your message is guaranteed. After every sent message, you will receive a confirmation of delivery with the exact time of delivery.
Now you know how it works. Give it a try, or check out our other article to find out exactly how anonymous text messaging works.