In China, when dealing with unintentionally acquired information that may endanger public safety, it is necessary to make judgments based on legal, ethical and actual conditions. The following are the analysis and suggestions of key points： ###1. Legal responsibility 1. **Legal obligations** According to China's "Anti-Terrorism Law" and "National Security Law", citizens are obliged to report acts that endanger national security or public safety (such as clues to terrorist activities). For example： -Article 9 of the "Anti-Terrorism Law" clearly requires units and individuals to assist and cooperate in counter-terrorism work. -Failure to report may result in legal liability, especially if the threat is confirmed afterwards and no action is taken. 2. **Privacy protection** The "Personal Information Protection Law" stipulates that the processing of personal information must be legal and necessary. However, the law may give priority to public safety. For example, the Criminal Procedure Law allows access to relevant information when investigating crimes. ###2. Moral responsibility -**Public safety priority**: Morally, preventing potential hazards usually takes priority over privacy protection, especially when the threat is urgent. -**Minimize privacy leakage**: Only provide necessary information (such as time, place, and threat content) when reporting, and avoid revealing irrelevant personal details. ###3. Operation recommendations 1. **Assess the credibility of information** -Determine whether the information is specific and credible (such as detailed plans, time and place). If in doubt, you can observe or seek the opinions of others first. 2. **Anonymous reporting channel** -Make anonymous reports through 110 police calls, local public security organs or the 12339 hotline of national security organs, and focus on the threat itself when explaining the situation. 3. **Legal advice** -If the legal consequences are not clear, you can consult a lawyer or legal aid agency to ensure compliance. ###4. Risk trade-off -**Risk of false positives**: Bona fide false positives are usually not liable, but they need to be verified as much as possible. -**Emergency handling**: If the threat is imminent (such as explosives, attacks), immediately call the police and evacuate the crowd. ###5. Summary **You have a legal and ethical responsibility to report potential threats to relevant departments**, but you should use legal channels to minimize privacy leakage. Prioritize public safety while complying with the principles of personal information protection. When the authenticity of the information is uncertain, it shall be reported to the professional department in a timely manner, and it shall be evaluated and processed by it.