Symptoms

SYMPTOMS .  1-5 Taken from  www.abusefreedom.com  (abuse-in-relationships/types-of-relationship-abuse/digital-abuse-in-modern-relationships/)

1. Understanding the Impacts

Digital abuse can have severe emotional, psychological, social, physical, legal, and financial consequences. It is important to be aware of these impacts to better address and support individuals who have experienced digital abuse.

2. Emotional and Psychological Effects

The emotional and psychological effects of digital abuse can be long-lasting and debilitating. Victims may experience anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, feelings of shame, guilt, or worthlessness. They may also develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and struggle with trust issues and forming healthy relationships in the future.

3. Physical Consequences

In some cases, digital abuse can escalate to physical harm or violence. The emotional distress caused by digital abuse can also manifest in physical symptoms such as headaches, stomachaches, insomnia, or weight changes. It is essential to take these physical consequences seriously and seek help if you are experiencing them.

4. Gaslighting in Digital Abuse

Gaslighting is a psychological manipulation tactic commonly used in digital abuse. It involves the abuser making the victim question their own reality, memory, or sanity. They may deny or minimize their abusive behavior, blame the victim, or distort the truth. Gaslighting can be extremely damaging and can further deepen the victim’s sense of confusion and self-doubt.

5. Social Isolation

Digital abuse often leads to social isolation as the abuser may try to control and limit the victim’s interactions with friends and family. By isolating the victim, the abuser maintains power and control over their life, making it even more difficult for the victim to seek help or support.

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Less Commonly Known Extreme Low Frequency Effects

(Directly taken from "Synthetic Telepathy and the Early Mind Wars" by Richard Alan Miller)

Sleep deprivation and fatigue:

Forces awakenings

Put to sleep
Daytime "fatigue attacks", can force the victim to sleep and/or weaken the muscles to the point of collapse

Audible Voice to Skull (V2S):

Delivered by apparent at a distance radio signal
Made to appear as emanating from thin air
Voices or sound effects only the victim can hear

Microwave hearing, "frey " effect

Inaudible Voice to Skull (Silent Sound):

Delivered by apparent at a distance radio signal;
Manifested by sudden urges to do something/go somewhere you would not otherwise want to
Silent (ultrasonic) hypnosis presumed
Programming hypnotic "triggers" - i.e., specific phrases or other cues which cause specific involuntary actions
Whole body jerks , Internal body vibrations
Manipulation of hands, forced to synchronize with closed-eyes but fully awake
Including involuntary speech.
Difficulty with long and short term memory

Time loss
While the victim reads a book and broadcasting those words to nearby people .
Direct application of pain to body parts
Sudden racing heartbeat
Induced changes to hearing. Both apparent direction and volume, and sometimes even content
Reading and broadcasting thoughts.
Vivid controlled synthetic dreams.
Artificial tinnitus (ringing in ears)

Other reported Symptoms

Dizziness

Skin Burning

Internal vibrations

Muscle twitching 

Heart palpitations

Vision problems

Damage to nervous system

Damage to organs

Inability to concentrate

Memory Loss

Hair Loss

Time Loss

Artificial Tinnitus