Ben Westwood investigates the growing phenomenon of internet auditors and asks should we be concerned about losing our rights and legal abilities to safeguard those around us? And should key decision makers in social media, policing and security be doing more to take responsibility?Whilst some content creators benefit financially from those that they exploit, manipulate and upload to social media without permission, in this book is a call for a review to build a better strategy to aid and empower those on the receiving end of legitimised and commercialised stalking, harassment, group targeting and exploitation, as well as questioning the potential for violent and serious crime, commercial espionage and terrorism.The author calls for all of those involved in womens and childrens rights, security, teaching and schools, adult and child safeguarding, working with vulnerable people, workers rights, and cybercrime to consider the issues raised in this book, and to sign the petition linked within it to call for a review.

Binding: Paperback;170 pages; Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC - KDP; Classification: N/A; Weight: 357.23 g; Dimensions: N/A

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