The Digital Rights House initiative aims to create awareness for the need of a better foundation of our 'digital rights' in today's society, which all individuals can rely on when active online.
A fake identity is when someone pretends to be another person. Fake identities are used in several wrongdoings on the internet. It is used to get trusted, for instance by a fake identity of an existing person, or to be anonymous and not to be traced for their wrongdoing usually by an identity of a non-existing person.
In Dutch
'‘NEP-PROFIELEN ONTMASKEREN’ is een voorlichtingsfilm voor jongeren en gaat over hoe je een fake identity kunt herkennen en wat je er tegen kunt doen. De film is gepromoot op een voorlichting pagina van de politie over nep-profielen' Vraag het de Politie
In Dutch
"Blijf kritisch". Onder dat motto is de overheid gestart met een campagne om mensen te waarschuwen tegen neonieuws. Dit project komt van minister Ollongren die zich begin 2018 in de Dales-lezing boos maakte over de groeiende invloed van desinformatie fake news. Blijf kritisch
Sources of the statistics:
Identity thefts: https://www.symantec.com/content/dam/symantec/docs/about/2018-norton-lifelock-cyber-safety-insights-report-global-results-en.pdf
Scams: https://www.marketplace.org/2019/05/16/brains-losses-top-financial-scams-2018/
FAKE SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS
On social media, counterfeiters can:
Detecting fake social media accounts can be tricky, even for law enforcement authorities. Check some basic F***(ake) Up signs!
Fake identity online is a subject in the Digital Rights Expo.
The Digital Rights House initiative aims to create awareness for the need of a better foundation of our 'digital rights' in today's society, which all individuals can rely on when active online.