Safety & privacy
Posting personal information on a temporary page
A Nobo Page opens for anyone with the link. That convenience cuts both ways: carelessly posting personal data risks it reaching people you didn't intend. Make "pause before you post" a habit.
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- Names, faces, affiliations (combinations that identify a person)
- Phone numbers, email addresses, social accounts
- Home address, workplace, school name
- Attendee lists, seating charts, contact lists
- Posting someone else's personal information needs their consent. Don't publish lists or photos of others without it.
- Don't post sensitive data — passwords, payment details, ID documents — even with a passphrase.
Ways to avoid posting it
- Use a single contact point (committee, store main line) instead of personal contacts
- Write roles instead of names (e.g. "reception", "organiser")
- Link maps and details to external services; keep the page itself minimal
- Limit emergency contact to one representative — don't list everyone's details
Protecting what you must post
- Use "link + passphrase" so only the right people can open it
- Keep the expiry as short as you can to limit the visible window
- Delete it early from the Admin link once it's done
- See also "What 'only people with the link' really means" and "How to use passphrase sharing safely".
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