Help Suicide prevention monitors my device, when would it stop?

[fuewybfunsfoiceoi]

Called a mental health line, got sent to hospital and they monitored the device used to call the line, when will it stop?

I got welfare checked by the police twice and then ferried to the hospital both times.

The first time was because I had inadvertently crossed a certain threshold while contacting a mental health line.

The second time I went to the hospital was when I posted online talking about wanting to die. That was 12 days after the first.

Apparently they monitored my internet activity after that first incident.

I am a bit embarrassed, but also stifled. I have no idea when I may return to speaking as usual in the internet. I don't know if it's for my entire ip address or for just that device I had used to contact the helpline that day. This post is made on a different device.

 

[charaunderground]

How are they monitoring your internet traffic? Are you underage? Don't think a crisis line could do that just by making a phone call, unless you mean the feds did it.

 

[dontwakemeup]

I think you're just being paranoid. People have searched way more inappropriate content and it doesn't end with the police knocking on their door. My guess is whatever you told those mental health professionals have raised red flags and extreme concern.
If you get another visit, try to pull it together and reassure them folks that you are much better and thank them for their help! The trick is to convince them their stupid programs worked for you!

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Without knowing more about it it's difficult. Well, change your mobile phone number (if you mainly use your mobile device, reset your mobile device, check for potentially "spyware". Probably paranoid ut that may also depend on where you actually live what's is legal and what not.

 

[Aurora Vanderlux]

God, if someone violated my privacy like that it would only make me feel more suicidal

So the result will be the other way around