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Originally Posted by Naturecete
Hi Little Cat. Interesting what you bring up. I was internet stalked by an ex who was completed psychotic. He had the entire time a profile on my Facebook which became obvious as he always knew about things I didn't tell him. After relationship stop I was internet stalked and trolled, meaning they continued to seek information about me and bash my life on anonymous confession sites. The stalking continues or I am the victim of continual trying to pry in my business. I have about five fake Facebook profile friend requests a day I am learning to ignore. I unfortunately have an internet and tech savvy family that utilizes Facebook contacting more than the telephone so there I stay, utilizing it as little as possible because of the eavesdropping strangers and exes. You are wise to stay weary.  |
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I'm guessing that little cat means me? lol. If not, I just want to say, yikes! I found a link that might be able to help you block your crazy ex, or at the very least, but able to stop him from finding you on there, on FB at least!
5 Ways You Can Block A Facebook Stalker
Also, since you have tech savvy family, ask them what you can do. I'm sure that they know about your situation. If so, email them privately, text them, or call them more often. If I were you, I'd delete every email that is known to him and change your number if you haven't already.
I'd create new accounts and only give it out to your real life friends and family. Change the privacy settings too. Also, check your log in settings to make sure that the location wasn't changed. That's how I found out that I got hacked. It was dumb luck. I check it out now on every site I'm on which is just email now mostly. If something looks off, then I know that someone has been snooping around, or that my account was hacked.
Disable third party apps and refuse game requests. I think that blocking him will help a lot. That way he won't be able to find you even with a google search. In the worst case scenario, change your user name to one he doesn't know. Use a nick name or delberately mispell your real name on there so that you're next to impossible to find. Also, never use your real pic as your profile pic! I hope that helped you some!
I'm sure that there are stalking laws out there for the internet, so look them up by state. Contact the police if you have to if he threatens you and save all info. Contact FB and ask them for help on what to do. Don't contact your ex at all. It just encorages the stalking. Any attention is better than no attention to them. Good luck with everything!