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'''Filters''' are measures to keep people safe in [[Club Penguin]]. Obviously, swear words won't get through, but some can get through if you use them in a sentence. Most of the time, a ban comes up instantly when typing inappropriate or swear words. | '''Filters''' are measures to keep people safe in [[Club Penguin]]. Obviously, swear words won't get through, but some can get through if you use them in a sentence. Most of the time, a ban comes up instantly when typing inappropriate or swear words. | ||
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Filters are measures to keep people safe in Club Penguin. Obviously, swear words won't get through, but some can get through if you use them in a sentence. Most of the time, a ban comes up instantly when typing inappropriate or swear words.
Trivia
- There once was an incident where you got banned from saying "Ice Cream" due to hacking by WPE Pro.
- The filters used to be where you could swear until someone reported you but after an update it bans instantly.
- There are other filters that block some normal words (for example, "Love") because some penguins may use them in wrong way. (NOTE: You will not get banned for saying love.)
- There are glitches in the "normal word" filters that block some words that cannot be used in wrong way.
- Many penguins avoid the filters by using 'Dove' instead of 'Love' and 'Goo Gull' instead of 'Google'.
- Famous Penguins controlled by the Club Penguin Team can say numbers, and they get past the filters.
- It is unknown why words like 'Youtube' and Google' don't go through.