A lot of platforms handle contact info by just hiding it on screen. The problem with that approach is the raw data is usually still sitting right there underneath, reachable by anyone who knows to look past the visible page. Jobiteer doesn't do it that way.
When a phone number, email, or address gets typed into a job description or a contractor bio, it's stripped out and replaced before it's ever saved. The original text simply doesn't exist afterward, not on screen, and not underneath it either.
It's gone before it's stored
This happens at the point the information is saved, not at the point it's displayed. That's an important difference. It means there's no raw version sitting in the background waiting to be found through a browser's inspection tools or a direct request to the platform.
It's not one-sided
The same protection applies to job posts and to contractor bios, so a homeowner's contact info gets the same treatment as yours. Neither side is left exposed while the other is protected.
Why this matters more than it might seem
Contact info sitting out in the open, even hidden behind a nicer-looking label, is still a real risk. It can end up harvested, spammed, or used by someone circumventing the marketplace entirely. Removing it outright, rather than just dressing it up differently on screen, is the only way to actually close that door.
What this means for you
You can write a full, detailed bio or job description without worrying that your number or email is sitting somewhere waiting to be pulled out by someone determined enough to look. It's simply not there to find.