Ever wondered what an Internet Safety Evaluator actually does? Or maybe you’re already one of them! 
Internet Safety Evaluators review online content to help make the internet a safer and better place.
Depending on the project, they might evaluate videos, thumbnails, comments, and other types of online content, including, more recently, AI-generated video and audio content, following specific guidelines. Every task brings something different!
Where does the work happen?
Companies like TELUS Digital offer Internet Safety Evaluator opportunities. Evaluators typically work remotely through RaterHub, a platform where they receive, evaluate, and submit their tasks.
How do you get paid?
It depends on the country and contract! Some evaluators receive an hourly rate, while others are paid per completed task based on its Average Estimated Time (AET).
Now it’s time to hear from the people who actually do this job! 
Are You Currently Working as an Internet Safety Evaluator?
Share your experience in the comments! We’d love to know:
Country: Where are you working from?
Experience: How many years have you been working on this project?
Contract: Are you an employee or an independent contractor?
Pay: What’s your hourly rate, or how much do you earn per task based on AET?
Pay Satisfaction: Are you satisfied with your hourly rate or your pay per task based on AET? (It seems that pay rates have remained unchanged for years. What’s your experience?)
Your experience could help other taskers understand how this position works across different countries.