“We use your information to monitor for and take action against users and content that violate our Terms of Service, Community Guidelines, and other policies. This includes responding to user reports, generating transcriptions of content...”
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User information is applied to active enforcement activities, including monitoring and taking action, which means personal data is used not only for service delivery but for platform-wide conduct enforcement.
Information a user generates on Discord may be used to monitor that user's activity and content for policy violations and to take action accordingly.
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User information is applied to active enforcement activities, including monitoring and taking action, which means personal data is used not only for service delivery but for platform-wide conduct enforcement.
Information a user generates on Discord may be used to monitor that user's activity and content for policy violations and to take action accordingly.
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