Social Media Stalking Truth: Attorney Reveals Real Penalties
How does social-media stalking work legally? It's a growing problem, says Fort Lauderdale attorney Regina Tsombanakis—harassers easily create fake profiles to post damaging content while hiding their identity. She's seen a case where an ex used a fake account to torment someone, making it hard to stop. Social media also exposes a target's whereabouts, workplace, and routines.
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Answered by Regina Tsombanakis · Fort Lauderdale, FL
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— how easily a harasser can invade privacy through social platforms
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How does social-media stalking work legally?
It's a growing problem—harassers easily create fake profiles to post damaging content while hiding their identity, as in a case where an ex used a fake account to torment someone, and social media also exposes a target's whereabouts, workplace, and routines.
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