Discord is announcing enhanced teen safety features rolling out globally that reinforce its long-standing commitment to creating a safer and more inclusive experience for users over the age of 13. As part of this update, all new and existing users worldwide will have a teen-appropriate experience by default, with updated communication settings, restricted access to age-gated spaces, and content filtering that preserves the privacy and meaningful connections that define Discord.

Beginning with a phased global rollout to new and existing users in early March, users may be required to engage in an age-verification process to change certain settings or access sensitive content. This includes age-restricted channels, servers, or commands and select message requests.

“Nowhere is our safety work more important than when it comes to teen users, which is why we are announcing these updates in time for Safer Internet Day. Rolling out teen-by-default settings globally builds on Discord’s existing safety architecture, giving teens strong protections while allowing verified adults flexibility. We design our products with teen safety principles at the core and will continue working with safety experts, policymakers, and Discord users to support meaningful, long term wellbeing for teens on the platform.” – Savannah Badalich, Head of Product Policy at Discord.

They have all sorts of protection around your "mug shot" picture on wiki, and so, we are hacking wiki now to remove it and replace it with the photo that you sent, which will have the headline:

Jeffrey Epstein, businessman, philanthropist.

BTW, we also took out you in the sex offender category, and removed the headline in beginning sentence from wiki that also stated "sex offender." And, now it just reads businessman, philanthropist.

We recorded the ip addresses of the people who were going in and changing our edits back, and actually hacked the site to block them back in. That's why the site has been stable. ;-)