u/EFN2008

Deleting information after Prevent referrals (plural). England.

Morning. I had two or three Prevent referrals (the last one was from two years ago, 16+ but under 18 at the time) but it never led anywhere. That being said I've always wondered how much information they had on me. Social services were involved in my life -for unrelated reasons- and cooperated with them, as well as CAMHS and potentially my college at the time though I'm less certain about that. I don't know if I engaged with these people from Prevent and I don't know who or what institution(s) made the referrals. All I recall was being asked if I wanted to speak to them and refusing or saying that I'm not sure, and the fact that they seemed to be in some of my meetings with social services.

Can you successfully request that your information is deleted from their database and how so? I hear that it's possible to do so via your local police force (would be convenient as I'm looking into deleting a youth caution/biometrics too...) but I've also heard that it's very rare for them to honour deletion requests in regards to the Prevent program, and that they can retain your information for decades.

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u/EFN2008 — 5 days ago

Got it on sale and thought that the niancinamide could help with my situation (a lot of flat brown and pink post-acne marks on my shoulders/back that've been there for a while without fading, & clogged pores despite scrubbing). I'm not sure how effective it is as I've only been using it for a few days. Has anyone tried this? Open to other product suggestions too, I've no clue what I'm meant to buy for this.

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u/EFN2008 — 9 days ago
▲ 759 r/andor+1 crossposts

...Rewatched Andor & R1 again recently and I found Krennic to be strangely alluring. I can't quite place why. My friend remarked that he had a Farage-esque quality to him which should've made it worse.

That being said, I'd let him do me if I were a woman and not 30 years younger. Is this a typical viewing experience or am I insane? (To clarify, I am straight.)

u/EFN2008 — 16 days ago