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One mom, Ellen, who consults to private school parents, apprised me of a bizarre and chilling trend among the rising generation. Many teens maintain a cache of screenshots to incriminate their friends just in case they should need to retaliate against an accuser. A major part of Ellen’s national consulting business involves advising families whose kids have been accused by another student. And the moment a parent contacts her for help in such a crisis, that parent also typically sends along an incriminating cache on the student accuser. At first, Ellen was stunned. How did you come across these old pictures? she would ask. The answer was always the same: Oh, my kid saved these screenshots of her friends saying something racist or doing something stupid—just in case.

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