Students File Police Report Over Anonymous Cyberbullying in Sriracha

Sriracha students filed a police report November 9 after anonymous users shared their personal photos on a

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A group of students from a well-known school in Sriracha, Chonburi, went to the police station on November 9 after anonymous individuals posted their personal photos and information in a new anonymous chat app popular among teens. The app allows users to create groups to "expose" personal details and stories of students, leading to humiliation, reputational damage, and fears of bullying or violence. Police have recorded statements, collected chat screenshots as evidence, and are coordinating with investigators to track down the group creators and posters for prosecution under the Computer Crime Act and defamation laws.

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