Bodyguard, the anti-cyberbullying app, recommended by MPs

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Launched in 2017, Bodyguard is an application designed and conceived to provide some protection to users on various platforms. Its role is to curb comments deemed hateful. This application is now recommended by several MPs, although its founder claims not to have contacted any politician to advocate it.


Bodyguard: when MPs take an interest
Cyberbullying is an evil that is becoming increasingly widespread over time. So, what is the solution to combat this phenomenon? Many political figures agree to praise the merits of panama email list an application called " Bodyguard" . According to the spokesperson for La République En Marche (LaREM) and MP, Aurore Bergé , it is a "young, French and free bodyguard" that she has put at the service of Twitter.

Other political figures agree on the subject, like Laetitia Avia , a member of parliament for LaREM, who is behind a bill to eradicate hate speech on the web. Jean-Luc Romero , a socialist and deputy mayor of the 12th arrondissement of Paris, is also one of the "promoters" of this application.

Bodyguard: an apolitical application
It is quite normal to wonder about the sudden interest of these deputies in the Bodyguard application, which is only about 2 years old. However, its creator Charles Cohen assures BFM Tech that he has never had any contact with these politicians, with the exception of Laetitia Avia. If they had to talk, it was at the time when she was working on her bill.

His alleged affiliation with the political party En Marche would even have been the cause of some difficulties. Some people would have had the idea that he would automatically proceed to delete certain comments. However, he affirms and confirms that the Bodyguard application is apolitical and is used by everyone, including political figures from different parties.