Public spaces
Posts and comments are public. They can be automatically held for narrowly defined high-risk signals, reported by users and reviewed by human moderators.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Safety controls should be proportionate to the part of the platform being protected.
Posts and comments are public. They can be automatically held for narrowly defined high-risk signals, reported by users and reviewed by human moderators.
DMs are encrypted at rest. There is no moderator route for browsing every conversation. A participant must report a selected message before its content enters the queue.
The foundation includes no advertising SDKs, third-party analytics, browser fingerprinting or tracking pixels. Operational server logs should use short retention.
Moderator decisions are recorded in an append-only audit table with the acting moderator, reason, target and time.
High-risk public material is held immediately. Child-safety and grooming reports receive top queue priority. New accounts cannot initiate private conversations during their first 24 hours.
Encryption at rest protects the database, but it is not end-to-end encryption. Add audited client-side E2EE before claiming that the server cannot technically read message content.