If you overhear information that may endanger public safety but has not been disclosed in a public place, you have the responsibility to report it to the relevant departments. This is generally not considered an improper disclosure of private information. In this case, reporting to the relevant departments is to fulfill the obligation of citizens to maintain public safety. Relevant departments will take necessary measures to properly handle information, and there will be strict confidentiality mechanisms to protect the source of information. Of course, the relevant departments are also responsible for ensuring the confidentiality of private information that may be involved in the processing process. When citizens report for the purpose of maintaining public safety, they should not ignore their responsibilities because they are worried about private information issues. Overall, the importance of maintaining public safety is usually higher than concerns about the leakage of private information, and normal reporting behavior will not be regarded as random leakage of private information.