Online Hate — Evidence and Traces That Make Identifying the Perpetrator Easier
summary
Covers practical methods for collecting online evidence and traces that can help identify people responsible for online hate speech. Shows simple, non-technical techniques for gathering material that can assist law enforcement in investigations.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:09Online hate and legal responsibility
- 7:25Electronic evidence in court cases
- 15:33Mobile devices as evidence source
- 21:46Securing messenger data
- 28:24Cloud and server hate traces
- 34:01User identifiers online
- 40:17Evidence protection tools
- 45:12Summary and practical advice
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