Map of Days
Community Guidelines
Help keep shared maps, memories, invitations, and treasures safe.
Effective / last updated: 2026-10-07
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Be respectful
- Do not harass, threaten, shame, discriminate against, sexually exploit, or encourage harm toward anyone.
- Do not impersonate a person or organization or deceptively misrepresent who created content.
- Do not send repeated unwanted invitations, gifts, messages, or other spam.
Protect location privacy
- Share another person's location, home, school, workplace, routine, photo, or private information only with their permission.
- Never use Map of Days for stalking, surveillance, doxxing, or tracking someone without consent.
- Use private, friend, recipient, unlisted, and public controls deliberately. A share link may be forwarded by its recipient.
Keep exploration safe and lawful
- Do not trespass, enter restricted or dangerous areas, interfere with traffic, or ignore local instructions to reach a map location.
- Do not create or share content that promotes illegal activity, credible violence, self-harm, child sexual abuse, exploitation, or dangerous challenges.
- Do not manipulate location, purchases, invitations, treasure claims, rewards, or other integrity systems.
Respect rights and the service
- Upload only content you have the right to use. Do not infringe copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other rights.
- Do not distribute malware, phishing, scams, fraudulent offers, or instructions for attacking or bypassing the service.
- Do not scrape private data, probe account boundaries, evade blocks, or create accounts to continue prohibited conduct.
Reporting and enforcement
Use in-product report or block tools where available, or email vincentno1@gmail.com with the content link and a short description. Do not send unnecessary copies of private location data. We may remove content, limit sharing, suspend accounts, preserve evidence, or contact relevant authorities when reasonably necessary. Context, severity, history, and risk guide enforcement; urgent danger should be reported to local emergency services first.



