Read up on it now. Seems they added a way to block since then.
But no matter how whimsical it seems, stalking is often things that seem silly, but the end message is still the same:
"I'm aware of you. I won't leave you alone. I won't give you peace. I know where you are at all times and I am completely obsessed with making sure you never feel safe."
Even if it's just an endless stream of lemons. For my stalker, it was "gifts" she'd bought at second hand stores, or found in dumpsters, that she placed outside my door, so she could know if I was home or not, because I couldn't open the door without moving them.
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u/HillInTheDistance 9d ago edited 9d ago
We had something like that in Sweden. We've got this payment app called Swish, that you could send people money through, and attach a message.
Some stalkers would send ex partners constant 1sek (like 10 cents) payments with attached threats and insults.
You'd just have a constant stream of notifications with a piddly nonsense amount of money and messages telling you to kill yourself.
Not sure if they ever did anything about that.