Sarah Lee
Product, Trust & Safety
Sarah Lee writes about product, safety, and user experience at Seldeo. Seldeo's current report workflow uses in-app reports and a restricted human operator process; there is no moderator web console or in-app appeals flow.
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 2026-10-02
- How to exercise your data rights: a practical guide to GDPR, CCPA and the restUpdated 2026-10-12
- How to read a privacy policy in ten minutesUpdated 2026-10-05
- Deleting an online account properlyUpdated 2026-09-04
- When your personal information is posted onlineUpdated 2026-08-23
- Digital legacy: What happens to your digital stuff when you're gone?Updated 2026-10-10
- Memorializing a loved one's accounts: a practical walkthroughUpdated 2026-10-04
- 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, sharing and discovery on Seldeo2026-07-30
- 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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