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Twitter Used to Help Organize New Social Movements. Now It’s Just a ‘Honeypot for Assholes’http://heat.st/2aQGu2q
...said it was "he said/she said" and wouldn't investigate the theft or the extortion. My story on cyber harassment coming up.
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Twitter trolls were one of the reasons why Salesforce walked away from a dealhttp://read.bi/2dvC99s
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Concern about bullying was one reason why Disney didn't bid for Twitter, sources sayhttp://bloom.bg/2dYdLwI
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What Twitter's cancellation of Vine really says about their values and priorities:https://twitter.com/alexandraerin/status/791706847048761345 …
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Twitter’s “Trust & Safety Council” so inept that even the person heading the council doesn’t trust her safety to it.http://heat.st/2aQGu2q
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"Free-speech supporters worry that the groups invited to take part in Twitter’s “Orwellian” council...won't actually reduce any harassment."
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It's worse than that. As their own logs showed, crash override network is an organized harassment group
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if only computers had some way of recording events. Oh well... one day.
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But if the police don't investigate, victims have to pay for cyber forensics?? So POS hackers can attack poor people and ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I think the basic police attitude is, "the Internet is scary, and I don't want the attention when I fuck it up."
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some combination of that and, "it's just online, whatever."
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Guccifer was "just online"
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The Fappening was "just online" - so not a crime then?
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"...we can't properly persecute this person because we can't really say it was them or a compromised account...(2/X)"
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Persecute or prosecute?
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The law will not protect smut peddling sociopaths who publish illegally filmed sex tapes. There's no freedom in this world but power & money
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Aren't there revenge-porn laws in California? Do they only apply after the content is posted?
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I think there's a law against the creation of "nonconsensual pornography" but I'm not sure if local LE actually does anything.
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Not creation, but distribution (posting online). http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201320140SB1255 …
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Recording people without their permission is a crime in CA, even if it wasn't distributed.pic.twitter.com/4ZZRXJtubq
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Hard to prove if you haven't proof of the equipment or the recording? Did she send a proof photo to you?
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