For legal and security reasons, theWikimedia Foundation requirestwo-factor authentication for this role.

TheWMF Trust and Safety group (previously namedWMF Support and Safety) was created in 2016 to allow members of theWikimedia Foundation Trust and Safety team to perform some actions on user accounts ensuring they all get centrally logged on Meta-Wiki.

Membership in this user group grants the following user rights (seeUser group rights):

• Have one's own edits automatically marked as patrolled(autopatrol)
• Lock or unlock global account(centralauth-lock)
• Rename global accounts(centralauth-rename)
• Suppress or hide global account(centralauth-suppress)
• Edit the content model of a page(editcontentmodel)
• Make and remove global blocks(globalblock)
• Send a message to multiple users at once(massmessage)
• Disable two-factor authentication for a user(oathauth-disable-for-user)
• Enable two-factor authentication(oathauth-enable)
• Verify whether a user has two-factor authentication enabled(oathauth-verify-user)
• Access the log of two-factor authentication changes(oathauth-view-log)
• Edit user rights of users on other wikis(userrights-interwiki)
• Edit all user rights(userrights)

• JAbrams (WMF)talkcontribs
• JSutherland (WMF)talkcontribs
• Kbrown (WMF)talkcontribs
• Mdennis (WMF)talkcontribs
• NahidSultan (WMF)talkcontribs
• SCherukuwada (WMF)talkcontribs
• WMFOfficetalkcontribs

• User groups that require two-factor authentication
• User groups