Edição de IP: Aprimoramento de Privacidade e Mitigação de Abusos
O mascaramento de IP oculta os endereços IP de editores não registrados em projetos da Wikimedia, total ou parcialmente, de todos, exceto daqueles que precisam de acesso para combater spam, vandalismo, assédio e desinformação. IP addresses of unregistered editors will no longer be publicly visible. Only those who fight spam, vandalism, harassment and disinformation will have access to IP addresses.
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Temporary Accounts
A new type of user account changing how personal data of logged-out users is handled
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Atualmente, qualquer pessoa pode editar as wikis da Wikimedia sem uma conta da Wikimedia ou sem fazer login. MediaWiki, o software por trás dos projetos da Wikimedia, registrará e publicará seu endereço IP em seu log público. Qualquer pessoa que procure seu endereço IP o encontrará. MediaWiki, the software behind Wikimedia projects, records and exposes your IP address in its public log if you edit without logging in. Anyone seeking your IP address will find it.
Os projetos da Wikimedia têm uma boa razão para armazenar e publicar endereços IP: eles desempenham um papel crítico em manter o vandalismo e o assédio longe de nossas wikis.
No entanto, seu endereço IP pode informar de onde você está editando e pode ser usado para identificar você ou seu dispositivo. Isso é particularmente preocupante se você estiver editando de um território onde nossas wikis são considerados controversos. A publicação do seu endereço IP pode permitir que outras pessoas o localizem. This is of particular concern if you are editing from a territory where our wikis are deemed controversial. Publishing your IP address may allow others to locate you.
Com mudanças nas leis e padrões de privacidade (por exemplo, o Regulamento Geral de Proteção de Dados e a conversa global sobre privacidade iniciada), a equipe jurídica da Wikimedia Foundation decidiu proteger a privacidade do usuário ocultando IPs do público em geral. No entanto, continuaremos a dar acesso aos usuários que precisam vê-los para proteger as wikis. However, we will continue to give access to users who need to see them in order to protect the wikis.
Estamos cientes de que essa alteração afetará os fluxos de trabalho antiabuso atuais. Estamos comprometidos em desenvolver ferramentas ou manter o acesso a ferramentas que possam identificar e bloquear vândalos, fantoches de meias, editores com conflitos de interesse e outros maus atores após os IPs serem mascarados. We are committed to developing tools or maintaining access to tools that can identify and block vandals, sock puppets, editors with conflicts of interest and other bad actors after IPs are masked.
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For patrollers and functionaries
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Statements from the Wikimedia Foundation Legal department
Olá! Revise a nova página "Acesso a endereços IP de contas temporárias" para obter detalhes. A seção sobre uso de endereços IP será atualizada com detalhes sobre como e onde acessar os endereços IP, bem como o que é registrado quando os endereços IP são acessados. Por favor, revise também uma nova página relacionada com perguntas frequentes. Você notará que ambas as páginas usam o termo “contas de usuário temporárias”, que vem do MVP – mais informações sobre o MVP serão compartilhadas diretamente nesta página em breve. Se você tiver dúvidas ou preocupações, entre em contato na página de discussão. It explains how users can gain access to IP addresses. Later, we will update the section on using IP addresses. In it, we will add information on how and where to access the IP addresses, and what is logged when IP addresses are accessed. There is also a new page with frequently asked questions. Both pages use the term "temporary user accounts". This name comes from the first version of the software (MVP). Soon, we will share more information about it. We welcome your comments on the talk page.
Atualizações
: Deployments on the first pilots
Deployment schedule
We have a finalized list of small-to-medium sized projects where we will be deploying temporary accounts over the next couple of weeks. The goal is to ensure all critical functionality (patroller workflows, tools etc.) for temporary accounts works as expected. We decided to split this phase into two batches. This way, we will have more control over the key functionality and more confidence before temporary accounts are introduced on the largest of the first pilots.
- On October 29, we deployed Temporary Accounts to:
- On November 5 we deployed to:
Progress on key features
- We are developing a public dashboard for monitoring metrics for our pilot projects. We will have a documentation page in place shortly to explain which metrics we are focusing on and why.
- Special:GlobalContributions is now ready for looking up cross-wiki contributions from an IP address. This page will only be accessible to users who qualify to see IP addresses associated with a temporary account. We are still ironing out permissions for this page access. We will have a documentation page up about it over the next week.
- We have updated IP Info to support information for multiple IP addresses that may be associated with a temporary account. Special:IPInfo should be available on all projects where temporary accounts will be deployed.
- We have completed building the required workflows for gaining access to IP Reveal as outlined in the Wikimedia Access to Temporary Account IP Addresses Policy.
- We are updating IP Info access policy to be at par with the IP Reveal policy. You can follow along with this task for further information.
- Temporary accounts can now be globally blocked. Global autoblocks work is in progress and should be implemented over the next couple of weeks.
- Temporary accounts are now available on all beta cluster projects except for en-rtl for testing.
We are looking forward to your comments on the talk page.
: Deployment plan is ready!
We are happy to announce our timeline and strategy for the temporary accounts deployments across all wikis. The plan was co-created by the Product and Technology, Legal, and Communications departments at the Foundation. We also consulted stewards and informed CheckUsers. All the date below are subject to change based on the extent of pending work. We will be informing you if anything changes.
- In late October 2024, we will roll out on approximately 10 small and medium-sized wikis. This phase is called the minor pilot deployment. We have pre-selected potential good pilots based on different factors. These include: the numbers of active admins and IP edits per month, lack of blockers related to the configuration of a given wiki, availability of potential ambassadors and technical members of the respective communities, and more. After we deploy there, we will be monitoring the impact of this project on collaboration on wikis. We will also be contacting community members of these wikis. Some time later, we will monitor what will happen when the initial IP addresses of temporary accounts are not available to patrollers.
- If the first deployments are successful and we don't have a ton of unexpected work, then in February 2025, we will roll out on larger wikis. We call this major pilot deployment. It may include some top10 wikis, but not English Wikipedia.
- Next, in May 2025, we will deploy on all remaining wikis in one carefully coordinated step. After that, we will be providing support, monitoring metrics, and solving issues as they arise.
- We will do our best to inform everyone impacted ahead of time. Information about temporary accounts will be available on Tech News, Diff, other blogs, different wikipages, banners, and other forms. At conferences, for example regional and national ones, we or our colleagues on our behalf will be inviting talk about this project with attendees. We will also try to have presentations there. In addition, we will be contacting affiliates running programs of support for editors with advanced permissions. Subscribe to our new newsletter to stay close in touch.
