'Internet trolls who create doctored images to humiliate others could face prosecution under new CPS guidelines.' That's me in trouble then. pic.twitter.com/MjEpunWLfF— Mark Sparrow (@MarkGSparrow) October 10, 2016
Make the most of the internet folks, and all those humorous images you share, whilst you can.
As per the FT:
"Internet abusers who formulate derogatory hashtags or post doctored images of their victims online could face prosecution under new legal guidelines.One day the CPS may come for you!
The rules, set out by the Crown Prosecution Service, aim to make online “trolls” more accountable for their actions while trying not to stifle freedom of speech. Those who breach the regulations by harassing others on social media would be liable for criminal charges."
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Obviously the CPS still think Orwell book as a book on instruction, not as he intended, a book of warning about the likes of the CPS. The S does stand for "stupid" naturally, empire building at its worst.
ReplyDeleteIf they try to arrest every internet troll they'll be working non-stop 24/7!
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