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This story may feel difficult or upsetting.

It includes descriptions of domestic violence, controlling behaviour or fear. You are in control: you can choose not to watch, pause or leave at any time.

Check your surroundings. Sound may be heard by someone nearby.

Consider your privacy. Watching may appear in your browser, device or YouTube account history.

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Coalition Against Domestic ViolenceDomestic-violence information, advocacy and support.
Call 624-0402
ChildLineFree, confidential support for children and young people. Phone or live chat.
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Immediate dangerPolice emergency. Call if doing so would not increase danger.
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Calls and websites may appear in device or account activity. If someone monitors your phone, consider using a device they cannot access or monitor, if one is available. No device or action can be guaranteed risk-free. Quick exit hides this page immediately but cannot erase all history.

Digital safety

Consider what this device may reveal.

Quick exit: use the button below, triple tap or click one place anywhere on the page, or press Escape twice quickly. SafeSteps immediately covers the page, stops audio, clears unsaved selections from view and replaces the current page with neutral weather information.
Browsing tracesNo exit feature can guarantee that every trace is removed. Synced accounts, browser history, routers, monitoring software and device administrators may keep records.
Shared devicesUse private browsing only if doing so would not create suspicion. If one is available, consider a device the other person cannot access or monitor.
Location and accountsReview location sharing, connected devices and password-recovery details from a device the other person cannot access or monitor, if one is available.
Downloads and printingPrinted or downloaded plans can be discovered. Keep them only where the other person is unlikely to find them, and only if doing so would not increase danger.
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