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The Insta-mafia : How crooks mass-report users for profit

plainte - 2 février 2021

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Groups of teenagers use weaknesses in the notification systems of Facebook and Instagram to take over accounts and harass users. The upcoming DSA regulation addresses the issue but is likely to fall short.
Emma* is a Dutch teenager from a small town on the North Sea shore. Over the past two years, she built an Instagram presence that brought her, as of November 2020, over 20,000 followers. Then, around 18 November, it was gone.
We contacted Emma on Instagram to learn about her experience (...)



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