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Terms of use

Last updated: November 12, 2026

Ayuda CV is a volunteer project for sharing what neighbors can see in public places. By using it you agree to these ground rules.

What Ayuda CV is, and is not

  • It is a community map of sightings reported by members of the public.
  • It is not a government service, an emergency service, or legal advice.
  • Reports can be mistaken, out of date or false. “Confirmed Alert” means at least two different people reported the same thing; it is not a guarantee. Alerts drop off the map 4 hours after they were last seen. Do not rely on the map as your only source for decisions about your safety.
  • In an emergency, call 911. For legal help, contact an immigration attorney or a local legal-aid or rapid-response organisation.

Rules for reporting

  • Report only what you are seeing yourself, in a public place, now. Do not pass on rumours or social-media posts.
  • Be accurate about the place and the kind of activity. Use “Clear / All Good” or “It's over” when activity has ended, and “Nothing here” if you went to a reported spot and saw nothing.
  • Do not post personal information about individual officers or anyone else (such as home addresses or family details), and do not use the site to threaten, harass or encourage harm to anyone.
  • Do not use the site to interfere with or obstruct law enforcement. It exists to share information that anyone standing there could see.
  • Do not send false reports, and do not try to get around the limits or the one-report-per-person rule.

Moderation

Anyone can flag a report. Volunteer moderators may remove reports they judge to be false or abusive, mark activity as ended, and limit or close accounts that break these rules. People whose reports are repeatedly confirmed gain standing; reports removed as false lower it. These decisions are made in good faith and may sometimes be wrong.

Your account

You sign in with a code sent to your email address. Keep access to that email account to yourself. One account per person.

No guarantees

The site is provided as it is, without any warranty, and may be unavailable or shut down at any time. To the extent the law allows, the people who run it are not responsible for losses or harm arising from its use or from reliance on a report.

Changes

These terms may change. The date at the top shows the latest version. Continuing to use the site means you accept the current terms.

Contact

A contact email address will be listed here before the site opens to the public.