@AnnaRowe123 They'll investigate if it's done by a stranger on a Tube in front of a woman, but won't if its a stranger who repeatedly does it in front of a woman by violating her phone account.https://twitter.com/LondonEconomic/status/1070642446441295878 …
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I remember comments as I was asked by
@BBCRadio4 2016 to also comment about the 'rise & handling' of online abuse. The police, tech companies & social media net giants responsibility! to tackle it. Two years on it's gotten worse! as recent incidents prove.https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/apr/14/online-abuse-police-inconsistent-digital-crime-stephen-kavanagh …
There is so much work to do. Platforms, especially FB which is a sign up process for so many websites is enabling multiple offences to occur through lack of age and ID verification. Abuse, knife crime, underage drinking, you name it. Why should they not be held accountable?
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To make a fake/criminal FB account, first it's too easy to make a fake/temp email account (i.e. Hotmail)give false sign up details with cheap untraceable Pay-As-You-Go sim cards (99p+) or public Wi-Fi which makes IP's/ID verification useless. Vicious cycle police can't tackle.
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Jeez it's easy enough to get the password of someone else's REAL FB account and use that The idea of verified ID posts on social media as a magic solution is a Iranian/Chinese govs wet dream
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