WHO DECIDES

A person at Diddo reads every report and makes the decision. When an automated check removes something, like a known scam link, the decision says so.

WHAT CAN HAPPEN

• It stays up

  It does not break the rules. The person who reported hears that too.

• It comes down

  Removed everywhere, or only in one country when it breaks a law there.

• Posting is paused

  For a set time, after several breaks. Reading and following still work.

• The account is closed

  For scams, threats, or when breaks keep happening.

WHAT YOU HEAR

A notification with the rule, how we decided and what it means for you, and the last day to appeal.

APPEALS

You have six months. Someone who did not make the first decision reads it. You can also go to an independent dispute body or a court.

Once a year we publish how many reports we got, what we decided and how long it took.