The score went in the group chat.
A friend posts a photo of everyone’s practice scores to celebrate an improvement. Two names and one person’s support notes are visible.
Onda asks
Which information did people agree to share, and which details are visible now?
Try one response
Good intentions do not remove the privacy problem or give consent for the notes.
Try another response
The group can celebrate without making private details the price of joining in.
Make something useful
Write a private message that identifies the issue without repeating the details.
Tell a friend
We can celebrate without sharing everybody’s scores or support notes. Ask first and keep the private details private.
Say it your way. Keep the supported meaning and the part you still need to check.
