Electoral (TSE) compliance

The TSE has consistently distinguished between (a)coordinated propagation with individual authorization and visible attribution and (b)mass-disparo / inauthentic networks. Bandeira is designed exclusively for category (a). Every supporter account is real and individually consented; every republish shows the origin; every action is in the audit log.

When activated by the client, Election Mode applies the additional rules required during the official electoral calendar:

• Stricter daily caps and shorter blackout windows around pre-vote silence periods.
• Mandatory expense disclosure metadata on every republish (so client can declare aggregated cost in the official accountability filing).
• Hard block on publishing during the legally-mandated silence period (typically the day before and the day of voting).
• Audit log fields enriched with electoral candidate ID and district where applicable.

Bandeira's recurring fee is itself a campaign expense. The platform exports a Modo Eleitoral usage report formatted to support the client's filing with the electoral court (gasto eleitoral). Every repost is countable; nothing is hidden "off-book".

• Anonymous reach. No anonymous accounts, no rented profiles. Every supporter signs the Supporter Agreement with CPF, email and phone verification.
• Paid engagement. No reach, likes or followers are purchased through the platform. Period.
• Disinformation amplification. Pre-publish AI filter flags electoral disinformation patterns; flagged items require explicit override with reason, logged.
• Silence-period breach. Election Mode refuses to publish during legally protected windows.

Bandeira's compliance posture is reviewed periodically by external counsel specialized in electoral law. The Supporter Agreement, Terms of Use and Privacy Policy are the authoritative sources of obligation; this page is a summary for non-Brazilian reviewers (Meta App Review) who need orientation on the local regulatory environment.