"Protective functions on social media don't make sense to young people as they can easily be weaponised against them."

"Protective features can also be weapons." "Protective functions on social media don't make sense to young people as they can easily be weaponised against them." "All of the protective functions online - such as speaking to friends, or reporting content, or blocking someone - can be used against them." "Allegiances shift, there are moles everywhere - and it's difficult to know who to trust, particularly on social media where anyone can 'fake their personality'." "Blocking or unfollowing someone could mean that you can't see when you're being made fun of, or ignite a bigger issue." "The practical tools that young people can use to protect themselves don't work."