Cyberbullying is a Serious Problem

Bullying has existed for generations. Bullying happens in face to face; you know who you are bullying and where they live. With available technology bullying can be completely anonymous on the internet. Technological advances, the Internet, and social networks have created a new way of bullying called Cyber ​​Brim. Cyber ​​bullying has become common in the past few years. According to DoSomething.org, "nearly 60% of young people have said that they have been bullied in the Internet before.

Bullying is defined as bullying through the Internet. According to bullying statistics, bullying is "a serious problem among teenagers", "there is a possibility of causing long-term damage to young people." Actions related to cyber bullying may involve pretending to be online to harm others and sending a cruel message by email or text. This site lists over 50% of teenagers or teens who are being bullied online or through their mobile phones. However, one out of five cases of cyber bullying was reported to the police. Cyber ​​bullying can have serious consequences for the victims. FundforCivility.org points out that "Cyber ​​bullying can cause psychological, emotional, and physical stress." Everyone's reaction is unique, but the survey shows the trend of cyber bullying. Young people who are bullying are more likely to suffer from anxiety and depression. Victims are also likely to skip school, drug abuse and alcohol

With the spread of technology, bullying has become a serious problem. Sending bullying, vulgar or intimidating messages and images to others using electronic communication methods such as e-mail, text messaging, social networking sites, showing confidential information and lies about others, Bullying to that person 3 Bullying attacks do not "confront" bullys, so bully does not recognize the impact on victims and their victims. Cyber ​​bullys are often unaware that their behavior is as destructive as physical bullying.