Sarah Lee
Product, Trust & Safety
Sarah Lee leads product and Trust & Safety at Seldeo. With a strong background in policy and user experience, she owns the company's community guidelines, its moderation and appeals process, and its approach to memorial accounts.
She writes about safety, privacy, and policy: how moderation systems actually reach decisions, what data-protection law entitles people to in practice, and how platforms should handle grief and account succession — a subject most products treat as an afterthought.
Writing
Guides
- Presence signals: what online status, last seen, and typing indicators give awayUpdated 2026-09-07
- Deleting an online account properlyUpdated 2026-09-04
- How to read a privacy policy in ten minutesUpdated 2026-08-25
- How to exercise your data rights: a practical guide to GDPR, CCPA and the restUpdated 2026-08-22
- When your personal information is posted onlineUpdated 2026-08-23
- How content moderation actually worksUpdated 2026-08-08
- Digital legacy: what happens to your online accounts when you dieUpdated 2026-08-28
- Memorializing a loved one's accounts: a practical walkthroughUpdated 2026-08-16
- Grief on social media: etiquette, boundaries, and the notifications nobody warns you aboutUpdated 2026-08-04
News
- What we've decided not to build2026-08-22
- Presence, kept soft: knowing a friend is around without the pressure to perform2026-08-16
- Advertising on Seldeo: how we think about it2026-08-03
- Notifications, restrained2026-08-03
- Share links: how a Seldeo URL travels the open internet2026-08-03
- Video and voice calls: how Seldeo talks to the people you love2026-08-02
- Stories vs. broadcast: why we didn't build a public feed2026-07-30
- Regional privacy: what changes when you cross a border2026-07-25
- Memorials are a first-class Seldeo feature2026-07-15
- Circles: audiences you actually control2026-07-04
- Why we built Seldeo2026-06-30
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