How do you word a security alert in chat so people act on it?
A chat security alert works when the first line says what to do and who it is for. Use this four part format, skip the fear words and cut the noise.
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A chat security alert works when the first line says what to do and who it is for. Use this four part format, skip the fear words and cut the noise.
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