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SECTION 07 • ZERO-TOLERANCE POLICIES

Safety & Prohibitions

Comprehensive restrictions on dangerous, abusive, and unlawful behaviors on the Bias network.

Safety Standard • Effective September 2026

1. Protection of Minors (CSAE/CSAM)

Bias maintains absolute zero tolerance for any activity that involves the sexual abuse, exploitation, grooming, or endangerment of minors.

Mandatory Enforcement: Any user transmitting, distributing, or soliciting child sexual abuse material (CSAM) faces immediate, permanent account and hardware ban, accompanied by reports to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and appropriate international law enforcement agencies.

2. Violence & Physical Harm

Violent Threats: Explicit or implied threats to inflict bodily harm, murder, kidnap, or sexually assault any individual are banned.
Suicide & Self-Injury: Promoting, encouraging, or providing operational methods for self-harm or suicide is prohibited.
Extremism & Terrorism: Coordinating or glorifying terrorist attacks, mass casualty events, or hate-fueled militia actions is forbidden.

3. Impersonation & Deception

You may not adopt an identity designed to mislead or defraud others:

Posing as another living individual, public figure, or celebrity without clear parody disclosures.
Claiming affiliation with or masquerading as an employee, support agent, or moderator of Bias.

4. Fraud, Scams & Unsolicited Spam

Phishing & Credential Theft: Sending malicious links, credential-harvesting pages, or deceptive verification prompts.
Financial Exploitation: Operating fraudulent investment schemes, pyramid systems, deceptive giveaways, or advance-fee scams.
Automated Spam: Deploying scripts or bots for bulk message transmission, automated contact additions, or mass advertising.

5. Regulated Goods & Illegal Trade

The Bias platform may not be utilized to coordinate the sale or exchange of prohibited goods and services:

Unlawful narcotics, prescription medication trafficking, or hazardous chemicals.
Firearms, weapon components, ammunition, explosives, or 3D-printing schematics for untraceable weapons.
Stolen credit card information, compromised credentials, malware, or surveillance spyware.