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What is cyber bullying?
Cyber bullying
is a form of online intimidation. While this is done online there
are common characteristics very similar to that of a “real
world” bully. The overall majority of cyber bullying occurs
among teenagers and younger children.
Essentially this means
that a child can get on a web site, blog, chat room, or any other
place that is common online activity
and be picked on, harassed, and intimidated by one person, or among
a group of peers.
There are several common areas of cyber bullying and they are as
follows;
• Insulting jokes
• Threats of violence
• Creating lies to make fun of the victim
• Creating fake MySpace Accounts claiming to be the victim and shedding
the victim in a negative light
•
“Photoshopped” images of the victim posted online
• Claiming to be the victim in chat conversations and discussing things
to humiliate the victim
• Signing the victim up for spam email
• Breaking in to their email address and holding it hostage
• Message boards (aka forums) are well known for group cyber bullying
• Uploading videos to places like Google video
and YouTube intended with the sole purpose of harassing a person.
The above are only a few forms that cyber bullying is present,
but as the internet continues to grow we will continue to see more
and more new ways that cyber bullying can be inflicted.
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