Short Answer
Your BDOI® public profile may display information that you choose or are permitted to make visible to other members, depending on your profile settings and the features enabled on BDOI®. Sensitive or private account information should not be assumed to be publicly visible.
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Your BDOI® profile is designed to help other members understand who you are within the BDOI® community.
The exact information visible to others depends on your profile configuration, privacy settings, and the features currently available.
👤 Profile Information
Depending on your settings and the information you provide, your profile may include information such as:
- Your name
- Profile photograph
- Profile address / profile URL
- About information
- Blood group
- Donor-related information
- Donation-related recognition
- Community participation
- Other information you choose to provide
🏆 Donor Recognition
Where applicable, your profile may also connect with donor recognition features such as:
- BDOI Humanity Score™
- Donor milestones
- Recognition information
- Community participation
The availability and visibility of these features may depend on the relevant BDOI® settings.
🔐 Privacy Matters
Not every piece of information in your BDOI® account should be considered public.
Account credentials, passwords, private communications, and other restricted information should not be exposed through a public profile.
BDOI® provides privacy-related settings that allow members to manage aspects of their account visibility and interaction.
📍 Location Information
Members should review the information they choose to place on their profile carefully.
Where an address, locality, or other location-related information is displayed publicly, consider whether that level of information is appropriate for your intended audience.
🔄 Profile Visibility Can Change
As BDOI® develops, profile features and privacy controls may be updated.
Members should periodically review their profile and privacy settings to understand what information they are sharing.
Key Points
- Your public profile is different from your private account information.
- Profile visibility depends on your settings and available BDOI® features.
- Donor-related information may be displayed where applicable.
- Passwords and confidential credentials should never be publicly visible.
- Review privacy settings before publishing personal information.
- Profile and privacy features may evolve as BDOI® develops.
❤️ Continue Your Lifesaving Journey
Your BDOI® profile is more than an online identity — it can become a record of your journey within the voluntary blood donation community. Keep your information accurate, review your privacy settings, and share only what you are comfortable making visible.
