UDIA Layer 3 · Notsure

Identity Transfer

Actions that permanently reshape how others perceive you.

Identity Transfer contexts are actions that alter social relationships, emotional disclosures, or digital identity in ways that permanently change how another person — or the public — perceives you. A message once sent cannot be unsent. A block once applied changes the relationship. A public declaration, once seen, cannot be fully retracted.

When a user is about to act on an Identity Transfer context and expresses uncertainty, a GAP-NLP-1.0 compliant system enumerates Notsure as a neutral layer — not a judgment about the relationship, but a structured pause before identity is transferred.

There is a neutral layer for this moment: Notsure. Before an irreversible action.

Contexts in This Layer (15)

Blocking someone — terminates contact ability, may permanently alter the relationship
Leaving a group — removes history access, signals a social break
Unfollowing or unfriending — the other party may notice
Relationship status change — notifies your network, reshapes perception
Public confession or declaration — immediately visible, cannot be fully retracted
Breakup message — once sent, the recipient will see it
Apology message — redefines the relationship once sent
Accusation message — impact on the relationship is immediate
Threat message — may produce legal consequences beyond the relationship
Secret disclosure — recipient's knowledge is permanent
Username or display name change — breaks links to past records
Social media account deletion — removes presence, short recovery window
LinkedIn profile removal — erases public professional record
Dating app profile deletion — removes match history, cannot be restored
Account switch from public to private — immediately removed from public search

The Neutral Layer

Notsure does not evaluate the state of any relationship. It does not advise whether to send or not send. It provides a structured pause before a message is sent, a block is applied, or an identity is changed. The decision remains the user's. The pause is the neutral layer.

Compliance claim: GAP-NLP-1.0 · Specification: github.com/thegap-framework/thegap-framework