Guide:Resisting technological domestic abuse: Difference between revisions
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{{Warning|1='''All the advice given below is followed at your own risk, if any of it will place you at risk of further harm, should you be discovered.'''<br /> Disclaimer: We are not domestic abuse experts and cannot make judgement calls regarding advisability of resisting the perpetrator given the prospect of further abuse. <br /> If you need further non-technical support, please reach out to one of the resources [[w:List of domestic violence hotlines|listed on this page]].}}
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Purpose of this guide is to help victims of technological domestic abuse resist surveillance and recover from privacy or security compromise by perpetrators of abuse, whether romantic, familial or otherwise. <br />Technologically savvy perpetrators have more options than ever before to keep tabs on their victims, take away control and agency and continue abuse from afar. We will try to give you the tools and knowledge to resist technological aspects of the abuse, and once you're able to leave the abusive situation, recover from the privacy compromise.
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