LifeSafe: Delete Sensitive Spaces

LifeSafe is the safeword response in HighRisk. Mark selected Spaces as sensitive and configure a safeword PIN distinct from the normal PIN. Opening the Safe with the safeword PIN permanently deletes the marked sensitive Spaces. Non-sensitive Spaces remain available.

How it works

The server recognizes safeword authentication and deletes marked Spaces and their owned archives. This is not a command to delete the entire Safe or create a separate decoy Safe. After triggering this response, the entered safeword becomes the normal PIN for the access key used, and the safeword configuration is cleared.

In Sovereign, DuressDecoy hides the marked Spaces instead. Both tiers have the same price and included allowances.

Shared Spaces and other copies

If the acting Safe owns a marked Shared Space, deletion affects its participants. If another Safe owns that Space, removing it from your Safe does not delete the owner's data. Downloaded files, exported records, screenshots, backups, and other independently retained copies are not erased by LifeSafe.

Permanent loss

Deleted content cannot be restored by UnoLock. Review your sensitive-Space selection carefully and keep independent backups of anything you cannot afford to lose, especially wallet recovery material.

Server-side handling does not guarantee safety under coercion or restore trust in an already compromised client. The feature controls selected Spaces; it cannot remove information an adversary already obtained.

Follow Plausible Deniability Setup and review Sovereign vs. HighRisk before choosing HighRisk.