Question from a reader:
I’m really troubled. After connecting with a girl I met on Twitter to her real Instagram, she asked me for a “chin-toku” (a slang term for exposing oneself). I actually went through with it, but afterwards, she deleted the chat history and threatened to spread that I’m scared to her friends. She is also demanding 3000 yen
Question from a reader:
Please tell me about the criteria for disclosing IP addresses on X. I heard that it can be easily disclosed through a lawyer, but is there a possibility that posts that do not fall under defamation or slander could also be disclosed? If anyone knows the specifics about the extent of IP disclosure on X, please let
As a Japanese-American influencer deeply embedded in the entertainment industry, I often find myself navigating the complex interplay between culture, law, and social responsibility. This blog post explores an essential aspect of gaming culture: online defamation, particularly within the context of Pokémon’s Global Trade System (GTS). The focus will be on how
Question from a reader:
What do you think about the Instagram of the girl rumored to be a victim in Nakai-san’s incident being targeted by his fans? It’s concerning that none of the magazines or TV shows have reported her real name, yet fans are making assumptions and posting terrible defamation on her Instagram. I’ve seen strange excuses like, “If she
Reader’s Question:
Why did the voice actors of the “Akai Kitsune” commercial face such severe online harassment? I have some personal thoughts on this matter. Some people claim that the “Akai Kitsune” commercial appears sexual. While I can’t deny that different people have different perspectives, I think it’s fine for someone
