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“Be careful who you chat with” — Socialite, Huddah Monroe warns after a man kept their chat for 7 years

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Kenyan socialite, Huddah Monroe has warned people to be careful who they chat with and the amount of information they disclose in a chat.

Huddah Monroe warns

Huddah, in a series of post she shared on her Instastory, revealed that she met an old acquittance recently and he showed her receipts of their chat from seven years ago.

According to the 29-year-old media personality, it was quite scary because it is weird for people who aren’t doctors or lawyers to save chats for a long duration.

Thereafter, she warned people against chatting loosely online because a lot of people are mentally deranged.

She wrote,

Man I hate chatting with people! I am scared of humans at this point!
I met someone I couldn’t even recall him.
He kept our messages for over 7yrs. And he isn’t the 1st one. Many others.
What the hell is wrong with people?

I delete messages right after chatting with someone. I delete all my photos from my phone after posting. I don’t even save on iCloud. Unless it’s work. But people keep your messages for years.

So they can be telling people they know you? Or what? I’m shook!

This dude removed evidence that I know him from 7 yrs ago! And another shocked me. At 18 we chatted he still has the msgs! Till date!

It’s not like we dated or we fucked! Just chat!

Be care who you talk to and chat with. And be care of what you say! And also who you take photos with!

A lot of people are not menatally okay!

See her post below,

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