Beware of the Trolls...
summary
Specific practices decide: AutoMod holds risky Twitch messages for moderator approval instead of auto-posting; Perspective Project scores comments for toxicity to surface worst offenders; REFUNITE requires pet names and minimal fields so displaced people can reconnect without exposing locations; Ugly Mugs ships a dark-mode UI to avoid illuminating faces at night; WhatsApp uses end to end encryption but still exposes metadata; Grindr warned Egyptian users about police entrapment; support two‑factor and minimize stored unencrypted data.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36Categories of Software
- 2:11Date Protection
- 3:42Troll Protection
- 4:53Perspective
- 5:26Security
- 7:52Social Engineering
- 8:56User Needs
- 10:02Conclusion
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