If you need to send a clear message to set boundaries regarding a specific person’s digital property, here are three ways to phrase it depending on the situation. Direct and Firm
"Hey, please leave [Name]’s media and content alone. She didn’t give permission for anyone to go through or use her stuff, so let's respect her privacy. Thanks."
This version is best for formal or serious situations where you need to establish a hard boundary. don't touch her porn
What are you protecting (videos, social media, files)?
Who is the (a stranger, an ex-friend, a coworker)? If you need to send a clear message
"Regarding [Name]’s media files and entertainment content: Please be advised that these are protected assets. Unauthorized access or use of this content is strictly prohibited. If you have any questions regarding usage rights, please direct them to [Name/Department] first." Short and Casual Best for a quick text or DM to a peer or acquaintance.
💡 If this is for a legal notice or a formal warning, you should include the specific platforms (like YouTube, Instagram, or a private drive) to make the boundary official. If you’d like me to narrow this down , let me know: Thanks
Is this for a , a work email , or a personal text ?