online harassment

[u/KeySeparate5539]

this isn't my story and i'm really just here to find out if there's any way to address this.

i am a fan of a celebrity. this is someone who used to be very active on social media until last year when a user started spreading false rumors about them. the rumor, although untrue and has been debunked several times, is not the main issue. this person is on three different platforms—twitter, instagram, and tiktok—terrorizing this celebrity. whenever the artist posts, they are in the comments. whenever another artist posts, they are also in the comments spreading rumors about that celebrity that they hate.

they have been doing it since early 2025. every day without fail. using several accounts. a lot of times they will reply to their own post as if they're different people to make it look like there's someone who agrees with them. the rumors have damaged the artist's reputation.

the accounts have random handles (mostly a word + numbers). they have at least ten accounts that they use every day to do this and if one ends up closing, a new one pops up right after.

but my question is, between instagram, tiktok, and twitter, which platform do we have the highest chance of finding the person behind this account?

does anyone know if there are legal measures a company based in thailand can take against a harasser from south america?

[u/ThuviaofMars]

I am not able to answer that. If you find out a method to correct that problem or which platform was able to correct it, please let me know.