Police online patrol in Norway
The Norway police's online patrols can be found on several of the major social media sites. You can ask them questions or tip-off any criminal offence. Here we have listed links where one can find the online police.
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Report or ask questions: If you encounter harassment, drug sales, assault, or other crimes online, you can notify the incident to any of the police online patrols (see the list below). You can also ask questions to the police via social media. (Norwegian text here.)
No review: You can’t submit reviews or applications to the Online Patrol. However, you can tip off or report to the police via the website.
Cyberbullying: Also read our articles on cyberbullying. In many apps, you can block other users or report them to the channel for violations of the code of conduct. It happens without involving the police.
Police online patrols: some links
Barnevakten’s home page on Instagram, with tips and advice.
Snapchat
- Inland: @innlandetpd
- Møre og Romsdal: @forebyggendesm
- Oslo: @nettpatoslo
- South-West: @politikongepark
- West: @politivest
Barnevakten’s home page on Snapchat, with tips and advice.
TikTok
Barnevakten’s home page about TikTok, with tips and advice.
Twitch
- Kripos: nettbetjent_kripos
Barnevakten’s review of Twitch.
- Agder: @politiagder
- Inland: @politiinnlandet
- Møre og Romsdal: @politiMRpd
- Nordland: @politinordland
- Oslo: @oslopolitiops
- South-West: @politietsorvest
- South-East: @politietsorost
- West: @politivest
- East: @politietost
Barnevakten’s review of Facebook.
Also read
- The police pages with tips and advice on safe online use for children and young people.
- Children can have a secure chat with the police.
- Barnevakten’s home page on cyberbullying
- Sharing photos
- Hate Speech: Basic Article
- Hate Speech: Homepage
- Media violence
- Nudes and sharing (facts and advice)
- Nudes (articles)
- Safer Settings
- Source criticism
- Conspiracy theories
- Artificial Intelligence
- Articles on sensible internet use
- Internet knowledge for 0-9 years
- Surveillance
- Porn filter at home
- Security
- Social apps
Main image at the top: Barnevakten / Shutterstock.
(The article was published on June 14, 2017, in Norwegian, and has since been updated and reconstructed. Translated by Ratan Samadder)
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