1/2Pi Network Pi Network Account Safety Hey Pioneers, today we'll be sharing some educational information about staying safe with your Pi account and watching out for potential scammers, impersonators, and malicious actors. The overall vision of Pi Network is to build an inclusive and the most widely distributed digital currency and ecosystem for all Pioneers. As a social blockchain, the network values true humanness and therefore has strict measures such as mandatory KYC before Mainnet migration. Bot accounts are not allowed to benefit from a Pi account, and only one account is allowed per person. Real human Pioneers contribute in diverse ways for the network's overall security, growth and inclusion, utilities creation, and stability and longevity. Therefore, the account safety of Pioneers is of paramount importance for individual Pioneers and the network as a whole. Pi Network has grown to over 33 million engaged Pioneers within the Enclosed Network period of Mainnet. The network size and the general enthusiasm and goodwill of Pioneers may attract unwanted scammers. These bad actors can claim to involve the Pi Core Team or its founders and try to harm Pioneers. Pi Cryptocurrency is Currently Not for Sale Remember that Pi is mined for free on the mobile app through contributions to the ecosystem, but it is currently NOT for sale. Pi Network is NOT running an ICO or any type of crowdfunding sales of Pi coins. Pi Network is NOT affiliated with anyone or any organization claiming to sell or create Pi (sometimes referred to as 'Pi Coin' or 'PiCoin' by Pioneers), Pi futures, Pi NFTs, Pi airdrops, or any other derivatives of Pi. All such sales are unauthorized and may lead to your loss of money or personal data. Pi is currently not on any trading or futures exchanges or traded for other currencies/cryptocurrencies, including any decentralized exchanges. Also, all previously mined Pi will only be claimable from inside the Pi App through the Mainnet dashboard and transferred into your Pi wallet after your KYC is verified and the network Mainnet migration is underway. Any website asking Pioneers to claim Pi through other means is fake. Be Aware of False Associations with Pi Network Be especially careful on social media for fake websites, misleading ads (ads to fake websites), fake email addresses, and other places where malicious actors can give Pioneers false impressions and false information. This includes unknown parties that co-opt the unauthorized use of Pi name (e.g., X-Pi, Pi-Y, etc.) and branding to make it seem as if Pi Network is affiliated with them in an official capacity. Some of these parties could potentially be a genuine contributor to the Pi ecosystem, but the names do not automatically imply an official partnership with Pi Network. These claims of partnership or affiliation are false unless otherwise expressly confirmed by our official communication channels listed below. Safeguard your Data Note that Pi Core Team members will NEVER ask you for your account password or your wallet passphrase under any circumstances. Pi Network will also NEVER ask you, outside the official Mining App and Pi Wallet interface, for your account password—only the hashed version of which is stored on our servers, or your wallet passphrase that is never sent to our servers. So, Pi Network never has copies of your password or wallet passphrase. #Pi_Network_SD