Community Guidelines

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Data Access & Collection · Restriction or exception

Sharing non-public personal information (PII), or threatening or encouraging others to, is not allowed

Other content that violates the policy includes content that shares, threatens to share, or encourages others to share non-public personally identifiable information (PII). PII includes but is not limited to home addresses, email addresses, sign-in credentials like a username or password, phone numbers, passport numbers, medical records, bank account information, or the name of a school a minor attends.

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Other types of content that violate this policy

Content that shares, threatens to share, or encourages others to share non-public personally identifiable information (PII).

PII includes, but isn’t limited to, home addresses; email addresses; sign-in credentials, like a username or password; phone numbers; passport numbers; medical records; bank account information; or the name of a school a minor attends.

Data Access & Collection · Restriction or exception

PII rule scope: public information excluded; own, others' and accidental sharing count; fake PII must be labelled

The PII rule does not include posting widely available public information, such as an official's office phone number or a business phone number. It applies to sharing your own PII, sharing someone else's PII, and situations where PII is shared accidentally. Content must clearly indicate when fake PII is shared, for example fake login credentials used as part of a training.

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This doesn't include posting widely available public information, like an official’s office phone number or the phone number of a business.

This policy applies to sharing your own PII, sharing someone else’s PII, and situations where you accidentally share PII.

Content must clearly indicate when fake PII is shared. For example, using fake login credentials as part of a training.