What is the best way to counter a very widespread/viral false narrative that attracts unwanted attention and harassment? Does ignoring, staying silent and hoping it will die down really work?
I was wondering if you've worked in court cases and helped enhance record quality for proof. How did you/the court decide whether a recording was admissible or not? Or if a case is not enough of a big deal for the court to engage an audio specialist? Someone I know went through a persistent harassment and would like to understand what their options are.
Just wondering, have you gone through a bullying situation where the bullies justify themselves as wanting to help, then take revenge on you because you "overreacted" to their unwanted attention, false speculations and "help", and then spread rumors on you and start a shaming campaign, caused you to be an outcast suffering daily harassment, at the same time saying it's for your own good, you need to learn a lesson, and even say you're so pitiful for ending up in such a harassment situation?
I went through ID verification and set up IdentiKey and an outlook email a couple months ago but didn't enroll, now my student status has apparently been discontinued but I can still log into the buff portal? and my personal coursera is still linked and i just did my onboarding today without seeing the email that my status was discontinued. is this normal?
what happened and did this affect your work relationships? how did you deal with this?
Especially if they think they're protecting you / scolding you for doing things "kids" aren't supposed to do
anyone know if the subscription stops immediately once you cancel or does it still run exactly one year, just won't renew? any experience with errors and etc. that i should consider so they don't keep charging me?
Thinking of rotating between these countries with digital nomad visas. Anyone has done it? I should probably visit each countries a few days first. What do you recommend for areas / efficient route / affordable expenses? Anything else to consider, is it a good idea or too convoluted?
Is it good enough for someone in their 40s? Income unstable but at least 8mil/month
Hi, just got my cash card. I activated it in the app and then set up a PIN, but haven't used it at any store. Then I changed the PIN to something easier to remember. Is this going to cause any problem? Also, I can activate at just an ATM and not having to make a purchase?
Thanks, kind of being in a hectic situation so appreciate any help.