Privacy Violations

Content sharing Personally Identifiable Information (information that uniquely identifies an individual) of the poster or others. This includes:

National identification numbers such as social security numbers (SSN), passport numbers or individual taxpayer identification numbers (ITIN).
Government IDs of law enforcement, military or security personnel.
Records or official documentation of civil registry information such as marriage, birth, death, name change or gender recognition documents
Immigration and work status documents such as green cards, work permits or visas

Content asking for Personally Identifiable Information of others

Content sharing personal contact information of others, except when made public by the individual or when shared or solicited to promote charitable causes, facilitate finding missing people, animals, or owners of missing objects, or contact a business or service provider (unless it is established that the personal contact information is shared without the consent of the individual).

Content sharing full private residential addresses of others, including building name or pins on a map identifying the address (even if the pins are in an off-platform link), except in the following contexts:

Content sharing partial private residential addresses of others (except when the residence is an official residence or embassy provided to a high-ranking public official):

Content asking for private residential information of others (except when the residence is an official residence or embassy provided to a high-ranking public official)

Content asking for location of safe houses or exposes information about safe houses by sharing any of the below (except when the safe house is actively promoting information about their facility)

Content sharing or asking for medical, psychological, biometric, or genetic/hereditary information of others (including when displayed visually or shared through audio or video),when it is clear that the information comes from medical records or other official documents.

Content sharing or asking for personal financial information about the poster or others, defined as information about a person’s individual finances including:

Non-public financial records or statements.
Bank account numbers with security or pin codes.
Digital payment method information with log in details, security or pin codes.
Credit or debit card information with validity dates or security pins or codes.

Content sharing or asking for non-public financial information of a business or organization, defined as information about a business’ or organization’s finances, except when originally shared by the organization itself (including subsequent shares with the original context intact) or shared through public reporting requirements (for example as required by stock exchanges or regulatory agencies), including:

Non-public financial records or statements
Bank account numbers accompanied by security or pin codes.
Digital payment method information accompanied by log in details, security or pin codes.

Content claimed by the poster or confirmed to come from a hacked source, regardless of whether the affected person is a public figure or a private individual.