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​Understanding and Reporting Internet Crimes ​Internet crimes frequently rely on social engineering tactics, such as creating a false sense of urgency or distributing malicious links, to manipulate individuals into revealing sensitive information. Prevalent threats include spoofing, where criminals disguise themselves as a trusted source, and phishing, which involves fraudulent communications designed to steal passwords or financial details. These attacks can occur across various mediums, including email, voice calls (vishing), and text messages (smishing). ​When reporting these incidents, it is crucial to utilise official, free channels. Consumers should exercise extreme caution regarding private "scam recovery" businesses, which often charge high upfront fees and provide no guarantee of recovering lost funds. In some instances, scammers operate fake recovery agencies to target victims a second time. The safest initial step is always to report the incident directly to offi...

  Censored and Obsession. Gabrielle (Gabi) Jacobson’s approach to her online critics goes far beyond simply ignoring them; it is characterised by aggressive censorship tactics and a severe, consuming obsession. Rather than logging off to protect her mental health, she actively hunts for negative commentary, hoards it, and attempts to legally and digitally silence anyone who holds her accountable. Here is a detailed analysis of how she censors her critics and the extent of her obsession: 1. Weaponising Copyright and IP Strikes Gabi actively attempts to de-platform and censor her critics by issuing fraudulent copyright and Intellectual Property (IP) strikes against YouTube and TikTok channels that critique her.   Critics frequently point out that she does not actually hold registered copyrights to her livestream content and is blatantly abusing the system to ignore Fair Use doctrines, warning her that filing false strikes is illegal.   Furthermore, she orchestrated this cen...