How To Deal With Stalkers

Follow-up survivor Safe Horizon's Michele Archer outlines the steps to protect from stalkers with Julie Chen.

The website www.Cyber ​​angels.com has three types of Internet stalkers. Forced followers, people who want stalkers, stalkers I want to take revenge. A compulsory tracker is a person who refuses to believe that the relationship has ended, no matter how many times it is said. Stalkers usually have little or no contact with the victims. The last type of stalker is retributive and creates real or imagined anger to their victims. (Cyber ​​angels.com 1) Do not let anyone who is a victim of any kind of stalker have to take it seriously and think it is not your fault. According to Hatchers' online article "Network tracking", online tracking has four basic reasons. They are sexual harassment, sticking to love, hatred, revenge for hatred, power, self-propelled. (Hatch 1) When you are dealing with network tracking, you must be able to prove that the threat is legal and exist!

New technology exacerbated existing problems. There are various forms of online harassment and threats, but there are important functions for network tracking and offline tracking. The motivation of many stalkers online or offline is to control victims and participate in similar actions to achieve this. As well as offline tracking, available evidence (mainly anecdotes) shows that most Internet stalkers are men and most of the victims are women, but the female network tracks male and homosexual network stalking There is a report to do. In many cases there is a previous relationship between the network tracker and the victim and network tracking is started when the victim attempts to break that relationship.