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Erased by Design: Online Forum Regulation, Tattle Life and the Information Commissioner’s Disappearing Policy – David Erdos

generated-image.pngThe suicide on 7 February 2026 of Princess Dickson, a social influencer’s sixteen year old daughter who was subject to “years of online abuse and bullying on Tattle Life”  brought into renewed focus the responsibilities of online forums to ensure that the creation and dissemination of information about identifiable individuals, especially by “anonymous strangers”, is lawful. Continue reading

The Tattle Life Unmasking: How do you bring a ‘day of reckoning’ to the door of anonymous trolls? – Persephone Bridgman Baker and Michael Walker

Revealed: Identity of Tattle Life's publisher is finally unmasked after 7 years, and it's a male influencerNestled within a corner of the internet, a new website was created in 2017. It was to be similar to a celebrity forum, but with one key difference. Rather than being a space for fans to celebrate those within the public eye, it was a space to attack them. Tattle Life would expressly target those who its posters had decreed had “choose[n] to monetise their personal life as a business and release it into the public domain”. Continue reading

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