When planning a secret meeting, safety and discretion are paramount. Start by choosing a location that is common but inconspicuous, such as an early morning park bench. Avoid places with heavy surveillance or where you might be visibly identifiable. Always confirm the location with your contact using indirect references, never mentioning meeting times over public networks.

Use dedicated communication tools if possible, and steer clear of your regular email. If you must communicate digitally, rely solely on Telegram with secret chats, and auto-delete after one view. Never reuse the same device for multiple secret meetings, as behavior becomes predictable.

Plan multiple escape routes to and from the meeting site, and randomize your schedule. Have a confidant who knows your general plan but not the scheduled time, so they can alert authorities if something goes wrong. Arrive before the scheduled time to look for suspicious individuals, hidden lenses, or repetitive motion.

Dress unrecognizably from your norm, read more and avoid carrying anything that could identify you, such as a company ID, branded clothing, or your phone with visible apps. Use physical currency only and never use cards to your identity.

Keep the meeting as brief as possible. Have a specific objective so you don’t extend the encounter. If you feel any unease, exit without delay and abandon the plan entirely. Trust your instincts over any social pressure.

After the meeting, avoid discussing it online, even in indirect references. Change your routine the next day to elude surveillance. If you suspect you’ve been monitored, alert your contact using a prearranged signal and suspend operations until you can reassess the situation.

Remember, the goal is not just secrecy but safety. No message, secret, or mission is worth your freedom. Always prioritize your well-being.