The Same Person Offline
The eyes of the LORD are in every place, beholding the evil and the good.
Proverbs 15:3 KJV
A private account does not create a private moral world. God sees what is written, viewed, hidden, and encouraged. Proverbs 15:3 reaches the choices that never appear beside your public name.
That truth should produce honesty, not an elaborate effort to look harmless. If something is wrong, better concealment is not the answer. Turn from it and ask for trustworthy help when you need accountability.
God also sees good that goes unrecognized. The message you refuse to forward, the honest answer that costs approval, and the quiet work done for someone else are not lost. Live one life before Him. Appropriate privacy protects dignity; secrecy used to protect deliberate sin does something very different.
Keep the passage in context
The proverb teaches God's knowledge of evil and good in every place. No hidden location places us outside His sight. His knowledge calls us to honesty and also assures us that unnoticed faithfulness is seen.
Read further: Proverbs 15 in the King James Bible.