What can be preserved
Date, channel, sender, screenshots, photos, actions already taken and the person’s own description. Originals remain separate from derived summaries.
AIDE Safe
Harassment, intimidation and cyberharassment
The person concerned remains in control. AIDE can help organise material already available, build a timeline and prepare a consciously chosen next step. AIDE does not investigate or contact anyone automatically.
What the person chooses
Take no action, involve someone trusted, prepare protective steps, seek advice or contact the appropriate official body. In immediate danger, use emergency numbers.
Repeated messages
Keep messages and times in order; no automatic response or report.
Abusive online posts
Separate links, screenshots and context; the person chooses the next contact.
Threat or stalking
If there is current danger, use official emergency numbers immediately.
Harassment at work
Organise facts, dates and available internal routes; AIDE does not give a legal assessment.
Harassment at school or in training
A trusted adult or appropriate body can be involved if the person chooses.
Unwanted contact after separation
Keep contact attempts and protection needs clear.
Image or video shared without consent
Document origin, distribution and available evidence; no automatic removal or complaint.
Discreet situation
Use text and photo without speaking when appropriate; if danger arises, use official help.
In immediate danger call 112 (emergency), 117 (police), 118 (fire and rescue) or 144 (medical emergency). AIDE does not replace these services.