Cyber Bullying

 Cyberbullying is a serious problem that most people don't realize is happening to them. It can happen to anyone, at any age and in any kind of environment.



As students grow up with technology involved in every part of their lives, cyberbullying has become a common way to harass someone. Although usually viewed as a problem with younger children and teens, university-aged young adults also experience this serious problem. What can colleges do to help with cyberbullying? These schools must come up with new ways to stop bullies and protect the people at the receiving end of this type of harassment. However, a large portion of the responsibility for safety rests in the hands of the people being bullied themselves. This article will help you formulate an effective response if you are a victim of cyberbullying.





Cyberbullying at the College Level


More and more students are being bullied online, with social media being the main culprit. With social media being so popular among college-age students, many have resorted to cyberbullying other classmates in order to gain popularity or notoriety. However, cyberbullying comes with numerous negative consequences for both the bully and the victim. If you find yourself attacked or harassed by a bully on the internet, there are some steps to take to protect yourself.



Cyberbullying is a serious issue that affects millions of people every day. It can take many forms, from regular mean comments to repeated harassment and even threats of physical violence.


The first step in combating cyberbullying is documenting what you see or experience. This can include the messages themselves, as well as other activities such as stalking or impersonation.



Then, report it to appropriate authorities. This can include social media sites, gaming platforms, college administration, and possibly the police if the bullying includes illegal activities like identity theft and threats of physical violence.


Next up: block, ignore and avoid the bullies! The popularity of social media accounts and other online communities makes it much easier for cyberbullies to gain access to victims. The moment someone posts publicly or sneaks into your DMs with harassing behavior, block them immediately--this is an important step because often times they'll keep coming back until they get what they want! It's important not only because it protects you from further harassment but also because it sends an important message: "This person doesn't deserve your time."


Finally: seek out support among positive communities where no one



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