And is it possible that over a year and a half no other suspects were found? Russian police and secret services are not known to be so inefficient, are they?”
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But they started in November 2015, May 2016 only one 21-year-old man was arrested for being such a guru and still is not sent to trial due to lack of evidence – he was just a member of one such group. The same happened in Latvia, Kirgizstan and some other countries.”Īpostolov continued, “Yes, there were some groups in the Russian Vkontakte visited by Russian teenagers playing around with the theme of death and scary talk about gurus (kurators) who were leading teenagers in 50 days through various challenges suicide. “We had to lead a real cyberwar in Bulgaria after the fake was blown up by our clickbait websites creating a panic among parents with headlines like ‘Monstrous online game leading to teen suicides approaching Bulgaria’…. Based on ‘investigative journalistic stories,’ a special working group under Putin elaborated a plan to be implemented by the Russian government for ‘prevention of teen suicides incitement.’ Doesn’t that sound familiar – e.g., Turkey cutting off social networks to fight child pornography? And several Russian politicians already mentioned ‘Western intelligence services’ and ‘Ukrainian nationalists’ as creators of the ‘horrible game’ with the aim to exterminate young Russian generation! “It is a sensationalist fake started by Russian media back in May 2016 and has been recently resuscitated not without some political aims. group of Internet risk prevention practitioners and researchers (which I’m sharing with his permission): Here’s the background on the Blue Whale story that Apostolov earlier provided a U.S.
The Bulgarian Safer Internet Centre, which is funded by a research institute in that country as well as the European Commission, runs one of Europe’s many Internet helplines for youth.
“What I was afraid of, and we had several cases reported to our helpline, was that self-harming or suicidal teens would use the manipulation as an excuse to not speak about their real problems.” It has much to do with digital media literacy, which is now our main focus of work,” Apostolov wrote. If you are curious you can check by FB search #синкит, #синийкит – to see how we were able to stop the copycat attempts in our country. Georgi Apostolov of Bulgaria’s Safer Internet Centre told me this was a “manipulation” that “can really affect parents and vulnerable children.” He wrote me that his organization is very thankful they succeeded in countering the “wave of clickbaits” in Facebook, the most widely used social media service in Bulgaria, “but it cost us a week of countering their posts…. It’s truly fake – a textbook example of how misinformation about online harm can itself be harmful. safenet.bg, Bulgaria’s Safer Internet Centre, works to counter fake news harmful to youth And while even the term “fake news” seems to be morphing into something else now, this is the real, original version that’s misleading and scaring parents.
I’m talking about coverage of the so-called “Blue Whale suicide game” that started in Russia. in recent weeks, just as it was earlier in eastern Europe, and what a dark, disrespectful message it sends about young people in any country. It has been reported as real news here in the U.S.
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