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I'm typing out all of the scheduled suicide notes I'm going to send out. My SMS is Google messages. Anyone know if it will detect certain phrases and call the authorities or something?
 
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It seems like there's no real way for Google Messages itself to call the authorities on you (can't access end-to-end encrypted messages, and only a mere client for SMS/MMS), but probably watch out if anyone you send the note to would call the authorities

All that aside, if you are set on CTBing, I wish you peace and freedom from any suffering you might have had in this mortal realm

(I have realized that I have somehow made a grave mistake as there mightbe some detection, but end-to-end encryption should be immutable

Quoting Google:

"
[..]
The secret key is a number that's:
  • Created on your device and the device you message. It exists only on these two devices.
  • Not shared with Google, anyone else, or other devices.
  • Generated again for each message.
  • Deleted from the sender's device when the encrypted message is created, and deleted from the receiver's device when the message is decrypted.
Neither Google or other third parties can read end-to-end encrypted messages because they don't have the key.
[..]
"

(though in the same text, it does state that end-to-end encryption is unapplicable for SMS/MMS, in the same text:
"
[..]
Important: End-to-end encryption isn't available for SMS/MMS messages.
[..]
"
)
 
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I'm typing out all of the scheduled suicide notes I'm going to send out. My SMS is Google messages. Anyone know if it will detect certain phrases and call the authorities or something?
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Per Google's Policies:

"If we reasonably believe that we can prevent someone from dying or from suffering serious physical harm, we may provide information to a government agency — for example, in the case of bomb threats, school shootings, kidnappings, suicide prevention, and missing persons cases. We still consider these requests in light of applicable laws and our policies."
 
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