RE: Abuse Report: A Pakistani Fake Accounts & AI Art Farm

Very funny. I don't report to anyone. I am not gonna bother creating a Discord account to talk to someone on Discord. We have an immutable blockchain that can be used for the very exact purpose.

I don't disclose how we identify abusers. They improve their strategies, so I avoid discussing ongoing investigations related to abusers on public platform.

Please read it again, carefully.

Do you really think I'm someone who doesn't read carefully?

stealing identities

Some girls use Katrina Kaif's (a Bollywood celebrity) photos as their profile pictures. Does that mean they are Katrina Kaif? It's problematic when they claim to be her. I'm trying to explain a different point, and you might not be understanding my perspective.

Interestingly, two of the accounts even used the picture from a single Instagram account, too, pretending to be two different people.

Are they admiring a Pakistani public figure? Or is it a local model who appears in Google search results when they search for random Pakistani female models?

You are saying all of them are using their mom's and dad's accounts? Really?

In Pakistan, many girls use "Fatima" as a surname, but this doesn't mean they are literally daughters of someone named Fatima or that they share the same characteristics, such as being "abusers." Instead, "Fatima" is often used as a symbolic or cultural surname, not a literal indication of parentage.

Another interesting cultural nuance is that Pakistanis, especially girls, often have multiple names. Family members may use different names for the same person based on personal preferences or disagreements. For example, if grandparents don't agree on a name, your grandmother might call you one name for your entire life, while your grandfather uses another. Your parents might also choose different names for you. This can lead to situations where someone's name seems inconsistent across contexts.

For instance, my own niece has two names: one chosen by her mother and another by her grandmother. In front of my niece, people use the name her grandmother prefers, but in front of her mother, they use the mother's chosen name.

Life in Pakistan isn't always straightforward when observed from afar. To truly understand, you need to grasp these ground-level cultural realities.

Same tingled stories for memos.