Midline ellipses [• • •] are bulleted characters that partially hide sensitive data. They indicate when a number, such as a credit card or Social Security number, is not entirely visible.

Redacting numbers

Baseline ellipses ([...]) are a redaction notation used to indicate that letters, words, or phrases have been removed and are not shown. They are also used to indicate that a name or email address is only partially visible.

Redacting letters

Data redaction and truncation refers to how to represent truncated numbers and disguise sensitive data.

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Data formats depict different types of numeric and linguistic data.

Data formats

Guidelines for displaying date and time data formats involve determining when to show them based on context, selecting appropriate formats or ranges, specifying time zones, using abbreviations when space is limited, and presenting the information in a conversational manner when possible.

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