Safety
2025/08/28 02:41
Last updated: Sep 02, 2025
Your safety matters. If you believe someone is monitoring your device or if you are in immediate danger, call 911 (U.S. & Canada) or your local emergency number immediately.
Quick Exit
Use the “Quick Exit” button (where available) to leave the site right away.
Close this tab and clear your browser history after visiting.
Use private/incognito browsing if you are on a shared device.
Clear History & Cache
Regularly clear your browser’s history, cookies, and cache.
Delete saved usernames or passwords on shared computers.
On mobile, check your “recent apps” and close sensitive windows.
Use Safer Devices
Whenever possible, use a trusted computer or phone that your abuser cannot access.
Public computers at a library or community center may be safer for research.
A prepaid phone or a community-provided device can offer additional privacy.
Protect Communications
Use secure, encrypted messaging apps (e.g., Signal, WhatsApp).
Set strong, unique passwords and enable two-factor authentication (2FA).
Avoid sharing sensitive details over unsecured email or text messages.
Location & Tracking
Turn off location sharing in apps and device settings.
Review geotagging settings for photos and social media posts.
Be cautious with ride-sharing or delivery apps, which may store trip history.
Extra Resources
24/7 Hotlines — Speak confidentially with trained advocates.
Legal Resources — Understand your rights and options.
Privacy Policy — Learn how DVLawyers.com protects your data.
⚠️ Disclaimer: These tips are provided for general safety awareness. They do not replace legal or professional advice. Always trust your instincts and seek immediate help if you feel unsafe.