Privacy & Sharing

Internote has different visibility and sharing contexts. The most important distinction is whether content is public, private to its owner, or shared with specific people.

Public Content

Public internotes and maps can be viewed by people who can access their public page. Use public visibility only when the content is intended for a broad audience.

Private Content

Private content is limited to its owner unless it is shared. If you cannot open private content, the owner may need to update sharing settings.

Shared Content

Shared internotes and maps appear in the recipient's library, usually under Shared with me. Shared access is tied to the account email, so make sure recipients use the email address that was invited.

Reporting Content

If you see content that looks unsafe, abusive, misleading, or inappropriate, use the report option where available. Reports help the team review content against Internote's policies.

Practical Checks

• Confirm whether the content is public, private, or explicitly shared
• Check the recipient email address before sharing private content
• Ask the owner to resend or update access if a shared item is missing
• Use /legal/privacy for the Privacy Policy and /legal/terms for the Terms of Service