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Trolls can often be found in comments sections, on message boards like 4Chan, or anywhere you look on social media. They'll often have a default avatar and a new account, and will never, ever, ever, be using their real names.
- What makes a person a troll?
- Can Internet trolls be identified?
- What are three characteristics of a troll?
- How can you tell if someone is trolling you?
- Why do trolls want attention?
- What are some examples of trolling?
- How do police trace IP?
- What is a FB troll?
- Can online comments traced?
- Where do the trolls live?
- Are trolls big or small?
What makes a person a troll?
Trolls are people who leave intentionally provocative or offensive messages on the internet in order to get attention, cause trouble or upset someone.
Can Internet trolls be identified?
First things first: check the handle and/or account name.
Trolls can be found almost anywhere there is social interaction: forums, public group chats, blog comment sections, and, of course, social media channels. One easy way to check if a user is real or fake is to take a look at his/her/their account name and handle.
What are three characteristics of a troll?
Trolls are characterised by the 'Dark Tetrad' of personality traits, including psychopathy, Machiavellianism, Narcissism and sadism. In internet parlance, a troll is generally defined as a person who posts abusive, insulting, inflammatory, extraneous, off-topic or digressive messages in an online community.
How can you tell if someone is trolling you?
Trolls will frequently try to attack something you have revealed you like or are in favor of. If someone is trying to insult your tastes directly, or if they're generally bashing the topic of a forum or post, you probably have a troll on your hands. Another way to spot a troll is by their persistence.
Why do trolls want attention?
Trolls are, she says, most likely driven by a need for attention. “Their comments often spark attention from others, so it can give the illusion of being important,” she explains. “And this sense of importance and centre of attention usually compensates for how they really feel in their life.
What are some examples of trolling?
An Example of Trolling:
Entering an online discussion on astronomy and insisting that the earth is flat in order to provoke an emotional and verbal response from community members. This may be a relatively tame example,but the intent is still to disrupt and incite outrage.
How do police trace IP?
How do police trace an IP address if you're using a smartphone? - Quora. They get the IP address and port number from a site that was accessed. Next they look up which ISP/cell company was allocated that IP address. Then they ask that company who was using that address and port number at the specific time.
What is a FB troll?
In internet slang, a troll is a person who posts inflammatory, insincere, digressive, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc.), a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog), with the intent of provoking readers into displaying emotional responses, or ...
Can online comments traced?
Your comments are only anonymous to other users, they can be tracked by Quora, and if they are illegal law enforcement can require your identity. Your identity could also be exposed in a security breach, which even the most secure websites have sometimes experienced.
Where do the trolls live?
They live in mountains, sometimes steal human maidens, and can transform themselves and prophesy. In the Shetland and Orkney islands, Celtic areas once settled by Scandinavians, trolls are called trows and appear as small malign creatures who dwell in mounds or near the sea.
Are trolls big or small?
Trolls may be described as small, human-like beings or as tall as men depending on the region of origin of the story. In Norwegian tradition, similar tales may be told about the larger trolls and the Huldrefolk ("hidden-folk"), yet a distinction is made between the two.
