Before You Delete It, Record It First

On Monday morning, you see a post shared under your name, and your hand reaches for the delete button. This story is for you.

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Before You Delete It, Pause for a Moment — Seeing a post shared under your name makes you want to delete it right away. First, let’s not close the screen.
Because you want it to be as if it never happened — You’re afraid of who might have seen it, so you want to erase the traces first. But if you delete it in a hurry, it becomes harder to look back and understand what happened.
I closed it before I could save the screen. — After finding the post at the kitchen table, you leave only one screenshot and close the app. You don’t record the post’s address or time.
You need the facts in sequence, not just one screenshot. — Evidence doesn’t mean just one screenshot. The post, account name, address, and time all need to be saved together so the sequence can be checked again.
Leave the Screen as It Is — Tonight, before replying or deleting anything, try saving the entire post, its address, and the time in one place. If you feel overwhelmed, you can stop right there.
Even if you can’t record everything, you’ve made a start. — You don’t have to record everything perfectly from the beginning. Using the facts you’ve kept, we’ll draw the next line of safety.