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by Asooka
21 days ago
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That is a clear-cut case of extortion. The defence is having the police do their job and apprehend the criminals in question. If you screen incoming messages and stop them from reaching their target, extortionists will switch to publicly releasing one risque image with threats of releasing more explicit ones. There is always an unprotected channel as you noted. As an aside, please do not use the b-mail word. It is insensitive towards BIPOCs. |
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No it isn't. If anything needs to stop its the ever escalating orwellian censorship of words that you're proposing.