@thismorning just been listening to your caller and the issues she is having on SM platforms.We’ve arranged big cross party meeting at Westminster this month with my local MP on this & all SM abuse, regulation and corporate responsibility.Big report researched by @KentLawSchool
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TV advice items can be misleading & public believe the wrong advice/info. The TV expert is wrong because police DON'T
have automatic or immediate access to identities of people using fake profiles. I've been on that programme twice saying so.
.It’s knowing the reality of your many years worth of experience that made me 
when I heard what the lady was saying. What did it actually take for the identity to finally be discovered in your experience?
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I seem to remember a high court ruling in there somewhere???
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#Memories. These days I know identities/addresses/locations of all my MAIN online abusers/cyberstalkers. So do police & CPS. I have emails off police from 3 forces contacting asking me for info! & addresses on certain known online stalking abusers/police suspects#AskBrookes
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TV advice give impression/reassure that if you report illegal fake profiles/online abuse to police, victims get an understanding trained officer who will liaise with social media & identify the abuser within few days/weeks & will be a prosecution. The REALITY is VERY different.
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Victims need to know some forces policy is only investigate online abuse IF it's a 'threat to life'. If do open case, takes 3 - 8 MONTHS to get 1st RIPA results, then another 3 - 8 months to get necessary ISP data. If offender found using non-password protect net router...1/2
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