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Account and security
Understand data limits and privacy expectations
Know what to paste into generation, what to avoid publishing, and how source-safe support evidence works.
step 1
Keep private data out of source material
The safest public portfolio starts with source text that already excludes confidential or regulated data.
- Remove home addresses, IDs, payroll, and compensation details.
- Avoid private customer names unless you have permission.
- Keep unpublished financials and internal roadmaps out of pasted source text.
step 2
Publish only what can stand in public
A portfolio is discoverable and shareable. Treat every public section as something a recruiter, customer, investor, or colleague may forward.
- Use broad descriptions when client names are confidential.
- Avoid claims that cannot be verified or explained.
- Review media metadata before attaching files.
step 3
Use source-safe support evidence
Good support reports include route, time, browser, and expected behavior, without exposing credentials or customer content.
- Share timestamps and page names.
- Redact private data in screenshots.
- Never paste API keys, database URLs, or provider secrets into support messages.