Malware and phishing
Malicious software, credential harvesting, deceptive login pages, or instructions whose primary purpose is unauthorized access.
Public means patrolled
A public drawer needs a clear line.
Yobby checks only pages an owner deliberately publishes to the public web. Clear violations are taken down; ambiguous signals are quarantined for review.
Effective 26 July 2026
What is not allowed
Credible threats
Specific, credible threats of violence against an identifiable person, group, place, or event.
Sexual abuse material
Any sexual exploitation or abuse material involving children. We take down high-confidence matches immediately.
Targeted private-data exposure
Doxxing or publishing sensitive personal data to intimidate, harass, or enable physical or financial harm.
Illegal goods
Offers or instructions that directly facilitate transactions in illegal drugs, weapons, or other prohibited goods.
Impersonation and fraud
Pages designed to impersonate another person or organization, defraud readers, or redirect payments deceptively.
Spam
Bulk unsolicited promotions, repetitive link farms, or pages created mainly to manipulate traffic and search ranking.
How decisions work
A new public version starts pending and returns 404 until it is allowed. Yobby checks it again periodically. Quarantined and taken-down pages also return the same 404, without exposing the owner, tenant, internal identifiers, or policy evidence to visitors.
Owners can make a page private immediately or submit an appeal from the output’s public-access panel. Accepted appeals create a restored decision; rejected appeals explain the applicable policy category.