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Have you seen the acronym DNIUC on a profile or social media post and wondered what it means? If so, you’ve come to the right place. It’s short for “don’t communicate unless you’re close,” and people use it to limit the contact they receive on the platform. Read on to learn more about this acronym, including where possible other related status tags.
DNIUC is an acronym that stands for “don’t communicate unless you’re close.” Internet users can add it to their profiles on social networks or in games to let other users know that they do not want to be contacted unless they already know each other well.
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