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# Profanity Filter

The Profanity filter enables you to allow or disallow words in your personalization experience. By default, all words are allowed unless you explicitly add them to the Profanity Filter.

The Profanity Filter needs to be configured in each template and designated to the corresponding personalization field.

There are two options on the Profanity Filter page:

* **Allow List:** This enables you to add specific words that you want to explicitly allow.
* **Block List:** Enables you to add words that you do not want users to use.

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### Add Words to Allow List

To add words to the Allow List:

1. From the Dashboard, click **Settings > Profanity Filter > Allow List**.
2. In the **Allow Word** field, enter the word you want to add and click **Add Word**.

The word gets added to the Allow List successfully.&#x20;

### Add Words to Block List

To add words to the Block List:

1. From the Dashboard, click **Settings > Profanity Filter > Block List**.
2. In the **Block Word** field, enter the word you want to add and click **Add Word**.

The word gets added to the block list successfully.&#x20;

You can also download the Profanity Filter list in CSV format by clicking the **Download** button at the top-right corner of the page.


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