> At least when you report, block, or mute someone, no one else knows that you were bothered (or, as trolls like to say, “triggered”). That’s not really anonym

> At least when you report, block, or mute someone, no one else knows that you were bothered (or, as trolls like to say, “triggered”). That’s not really anonymous. For example when someone reports a tweet, Twitter also sends a message to the concerned person to let them know someone reported them, even if they didn’t take any action. In case of cyberbullying, the abusers can use the Twitter report as a tool to add more drama and pour oil onto the fire.