 One of my new friends has quite a popular social media account that she doesn't post her name on just edits and stuff and she gets hate quite regularly, it's just considered acceptable. Yeah, hate is quite common, is it? Things are asked at fair by people who just anonymously post it and so on. Particularly nice to read. I know someone that actually had someone message them on Facebook and they continued to message them and they actually ended up like arranging to meet them like in town and they actually went to meet the guy that was supposedly like attracted to her power or whatever but he did turn up like thank goodness but it's so risky I think. There's also options for anonymous messaging and I think that's one of the main reasons people can go into like an abusive relationship or something which doesn't work out as well because there's no name to that face but not just that. On Facebook itself one of the main buttons is like a privacy button and security button you just click on that it takes you step by step. At school as well we get a lot of campaigns like online safety every year and they do like assembly and presentations where you actually get informed much more than like we did in say primary school. I think at Facebook are particularly good though now at making sure people understand how our privacy settings work. Just last week I had a saying on my feeds from Facebook itself saying would you like to review your privacy settings? But I have never seen that on another social media platform. People say that 60% of human communication is done through turn of voice and facial expressions and body language and of course when you're talking over phone or especially over social media you lose all of that so I think that's often when it becomes so easy to misinterpret what somebody's saying. They may just be saying it's a joke or a bit of banter but the person on the other end may not see it as that. I know I can tell this a lot about my mum is she always says don't post or send anything you want me to see so like don't be putting any kind of messages up in Facebook that you want my mum to read or you know it's quite an easy way to think of it if you don't feel proud enough in what you've sent that you're in for comfort showing it with your close relatives then it's obviously something you should be sending.