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Digital safety & privacy

Protect your identity and your work

A few deliberate habits dramatically reduce your exposure to doxxing, harassment, and scams. Here is a practical checklist you can start on today.

This is general safety education, not security or legal advice. No single measure is foolproof — combine several, and seek professional help if you are being harassed or threatened.

Separate your work and legal identity

Keep a firm wall between your work persona and your legal/personal life. This is your strongest protection against doxxing and harassment.

  • Use a stage name and a dedicated email, phone number, and payment method.
  • Never reuse profile photos, usernames, or bios between work and personal accounts.
  • Scrub location metadata (EXIF) from anything you post.
  • Avoid identifiable backgrounds, tattoos framing, or landmarks in any content.

Reduce your doxxing risk

Assume determined people will try to connect your accounts. Make it hard.

  • Opt out of data-broker sites that list your address and phone.
  • Lock down privacy settings and review tagged content regularly.
  • Use a PO box or virtual mailbox for any business address.
  • Consider a VPN and unique, strong passwords with a password manager.

Spot scams and exploitation

Not every 'agent', 'manager', or 'collab' is legitimate. Exploitation and extortion are real risks.

  • Be wary of anyone asking for money up front or your identity documents.
  • Verify payment before delivering content; watch for chargeback scams.
  • A legitimate contract is written and negotiable — pressure is a red flag.
  • If someone threatens to leak content unless you pay, that is sextortion — don't pay; preserve evidence and report it.

Protect and monitor your content

You can't stop every leak, but you can make yourself a harder target and respond fast.

  • Watermark content where practical.
  • Set up reverse-image and name alerts to catch re-uploads.
  • Keep originals and records so you can file takedowns quickly.
  • Pre-submit to StopNCII.org so partner platforms can block known images.

Helpful resources

Not sure where to start?

Ask Sage to help you build a personal safety checklist based on how and where you work.

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