Dealing With A Cyber Troll

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Do Not Engage

Create a log book and ensure you

screen capture all incidents of online

bullying, harrassment and stalking.

Update log book with notes and

references to the evidence retained.

Do not 'feed' the 'Troll'. Do not reply or engage in any manner whatsoever.

Capture The Evidence2

Take Evidence To

Lawyer & Police

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Identify It Is A TrollTrolls are cowards & faceless bullies

who have limited if any social skills.

The online identity will have no picture

or a fake picture, no point of contact,

limited followers & an online history of

mindless dribble.

5

Report To Cyber Guardians OnlineIf the 'Troll' keeps attacking you, go to

the Cyber Guardians Online Blog &

Complete an Online Cyber Bullying

Incident Report Form

6

Enjoy Your Social Media

Remain AlertGo back to enjoying your social media

whilst always keeping an eye out for

renamed 'Troll' accounts.

7

Report To Social Media Channel

Follow social media channels reporting advice. Report

& Block. Keep a log of reporting it in your log book and

screen capture report.

Once In Cyber Space Always In Cyber Space

If the 'Troll p

ersists and if you have retained

evidence, contact Cyber G

uardians Online for

advice on how to take evidence to the police and

or a lawyer.

We Hope You Have Enjoyed Our Seven Easy Steps On Dealing With Internet Cyber Trolls. Remember They Are Cowards Who Hide Behind What They Believe Is An Anonymous Account. The Law Is Catching Up & They Are Being Identified & Prosecuted Or Dealt With In A Civil Court.

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