“We want to stop this behavior...and we know we have a lot more to do.”
Sound familiar?
This @TaylorLorenz piece spells out why @instagram is no better than it’s parent company @Facebook when it comes to harassment. No surprise. theatlantic.com/technology/arc…
Sound familiar?
This @TaylorLorenz piece spells out why @instagram is no better than it’s parent company @Facebook when it comes to harassment. No surprise. theatlantic.com/technology/arc…
.@instagram has somehow succeeded in convincing the world that it’s a fun, friendly platform.
In fact, it’s just like every other platform, filled with hate, disinformation and harassment, unable or unwilling to do the sizable moderation that it requires.
In fact, it’s just like every other platform, filled with hate, disinformation and harassment, unable or unwilling to do the sizable moderation that it requires.
Having been a victim of intense harassment on this platform and others, it is beyond ridiculous that users, who have voluntarily given these platforms their data, are regularly left to fend for themselves and helpless to deal with what should be the simplest right: To feel safe.
Advertisers, those who support these platforms wholly, should be made regularly aware of the lack of care @instagram and others have for their users, their customers and even the world.
They have the ability to change the trajectory here. Certainly hope they consider it.
They have the ability to change the trajectory here. Certainly hope they consider it.
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