Asking Ask.fm for answers, not getting very far

Ask.fm has been linked with online bullying, but the Irish-based company deals with the criticism on its own terms, says Caroline O’Doherty

Ask us anything, the Ask.fm slogan invites. Easier said than done.

The controversial social networking site that moved to Ireland two years ago to start afresh under new ownership after a series of online bullying tragedies, changed ownership again last month and the latest owners don’t seem to have got the memo about being open to questions.