Data Safety

Data Safety and Acceptable Use

Global Address Generator creates synthetic test data for product and QA workflows. This page explains what the generated data should and should not be used for.

Acceptable use

• Testing address forms, checkout flows, CRM fields, and CSV imports.
• Creating demo datasets for screenshots, prototypes, and documentation.
• Checking layout behavior for long fields, optional address lines, and international formats.
• Practicing localization QA with country-specific field names and postal-code patterns.

Not acceptable

• Using generated results as real identity information.
• Submitting generated addresses where real customer information is required.
• Using generated phone numbers for contact attempts, spam, abuse, or verification bypass.
• Using generated records for fraud, misleading account creation, real shipping, or legal compliance checks.

Generated data is not verified

A generated record can include a realistic-looking name, phone number, street line, region, postal code, and country. That does not mean the record belongs to a real person, active phone subscriber, or deliverable address.

Safer testing practice

Keep generated records in test environments, label them as sample data, and avoid mixing them with real customer databases. For production workflows that require verified addresses or identities, use a dedicated verification provider.