Clare Byrne

You ask them to try and figure out what's real and what's not.

The other thing is that we're consuming so much that it is difficult to be vigilant when you're consuming at speed.

And I wonder what it is that you, or can you pinpoint what has changed?

I remember in the past being a victim, I suppose, of these scams and that my image was used to sell cosmetic products.

It was also there was also an investment one where people were being asked to click on an image.

And the inference was that I died.

That was a couple of years ago.

Now, I was told it's very difficult to take these things down.

I think our grandkids will go, you could... I find it hard to disagree with that.

You have to go through a lengthy process.

I think that's where we're headed.

And my question is always, well, there's a platform out there that took money from some entity or person to run this because they're ads.

So there has to be a readily available trail back to the person who is putting this stuff up.

But then when you go to find out where that trail leads to, you're told, oh, no, that's that's very hard to figure out.

It surely isn't that difficult.

I had somebody who went for me yesterday on social media, calling me all sorts of names.

There you go.

I don't tend to go looking for that stuff.

But when I see it, sometimes what I do is I reply to them and I kind of, yeah, and I try to be nice to them.

And I find generally when you reply to them that they stop.