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* chore(website): update PII link

Update PII link on Privacy pattern from Confluence to Switchboard

* chore(docs): replace words on voice and tone to match brand guidelines
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## The Twilio voice

Here are the Twilio voice tenets, as defined by the [Twilio brand team](https://library.twilio.com/guidelines/guide/1b8c14a4-287d-47a4-8ac6-1621bfe97a6d/page/107efbc5-d9d8-40fe-88ee-d6366ed16ede).
Here are the Twilio voice principles, as defined by the [Twilio brand team](https://library.twilio.com/guidelines/guide/1b8c14a4-287d-47a4-8ac6-1621bfe97a6d/page/107efbc5-d9d8-40fe-88ee-d6366ed16ede).

1. **Conversational**. We write how we speak, and that makes us approachable and relatable.
2. **Thoughtful**. We want our readers to feel like they belong, so our messages to them should always be cultured and intelligent. That’s why we write with a specific person or group in mind.
3. **Reliable**. Twilions are smart, tenacious, accurate and authentic. We know the ins and outs of the products and topics we’re writing about and we speak truthfully about those subjects.
4. **Quirky**. It’s possible to be professional, smart, grounded, easy to understand and fun all at the same time.

How do these voice tenets translate to product content?
How do these voice principles translate to product content?

**Conversational: Write like you’re talking to someone**
- Use common words in simple, short structures.
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## Background

[Personally Identifiable Information (PII)](https://www.twilio.com/docs/glossary/what-is-personally-identifiable-information-pii#fields-marked-not-pii), or personal data, is data that corresponds to a single person. PII might be a phone number, national ID number, email address, or any data that can be used, either on its own or with any other information, to contact, identify, or locate a person. Read about [PII used in Twilio Products](https://wiki.hq.twilio.com/pages/viewpage.action?spaceKey=LEGAL&title=PII+used+in+Twilio+Products).
[Personally Identifiable Information (PII)](https://www.twilio.com/docs/glossary/what-is-personally-identifiable-information-pii#fields-marked-not-pii), or personal data, is data that corresponds to a single person. PII might be a phone number, national ID number, email address, or any data that can be used, either on its own or with any other information, to contact, identify, or locate a person. Read about [PII used in Twilio Products](https://switchboard.twilio.com/sites/privacy/resource/23816/pii-used-in-twilio-products).

In the API, Twilio clearly labels fields as “PII” and “Not PII”, defines what PII is, and outlines how Twilio handles fields marked "Not PII".

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