Apostle Quentin L. Cook warned against online anonymity in a worldwide devotional for young adults, calling it "incompatible with being a light" and spiritually dangerous.

"Hiding in the darkness of anonymity to say unkind or cruel things about another individual is incompatible with being a light," Cook said in the address broadcast Monday. The remarks came during a devotional focused on young adults' digital conduct and spiritual visibility.

The Church leader urged young adults to reject what he termed "spiritual camouflage" and be identifiable in their online interactions.