In addition to sending malicious links, here are other methods that may be used in online messenger apps to coerce others: 1. **Sending harassing messages or messages**: sending insulting, mocking, or threatening messages repeatedly, designed to intimidate, threaten, or make someone feel uncomfortable. 2. **Surveillance or stalking**: using messenger apps to monitor someone’s movements, location, or conversations, violating their rights and autonomy. 3. **Stealing or leaking personal data**: obtaining and sharing personal information, such as contact information, photos, or sensitive information, resulting in potential intellectual or financial damage. 4. **Blackmail or extortion**: threatening to reveal secret or private information unless certain conditions are met, such as money or personal gain. 5. **Harassment or derogation**: sending insulting, mocking, or derogatory language or images, designed to damage someone’s reputation, emotions, or mental health. 6. **Emotional manipulation**: using charm or manipulation to control or influence someone to sign a messenger agreement or share sensitive information. 7. **Pretending to trust or friendship**: creating false trust or friendship, often with the goal of obtaining personal information or facilitating future coercion or exploitation. 8. **Creating fake accounts or false identities**: Creating an illusion or misleading by establishing a false online identity, exploiting that trust to gain sensitive information or facilitate coercive behavior. 9. **Sharing intimidating or harassing content**: Sending images, videos or messages that are likely to cause anxiety, fear or discomfort, with the intention of coercing or controlling someone. 10. **Requesting the exchange of private content**: Forcing or tricking someone into exchanging private or sensitive information with others, often for the purpose of later coercion or blackmail. It is important to recognize that these behaviors are unacceptable and can have a serious impact on your emotional health and well-being. If you or someone you know experiences these situations, it is important to seek support, report the incident to the relevant authorities, and take steps to protect your online safety and well-being.