Report Cyberbullying

In case of bullying it is important to document and report the behavior to solve this problem.

Please keep the evidence of cyber bullying. Record the date, time, and description of the instance when cyber bullying occurred. Save and print screenshot, email, text message. We use this evidence to report cyber bullying to networks and mobile service providers

Cyber ​​bullying often violates the terms of service established by social media sites and Internet service providers.

Please check their terms of service or rights and responsibilities section. They explain what is appropriate and what is inappropriate

Please visit the Social Media Safety Center and block how to block users, change settings and manage contacts.

You can report cyber bullying to social media sites and make actions against users who violate our terms of service.

If cyber bullying includes these activities, it is considered a crime and should be reported to law enforcement agencies.

Some countries think that other forms of cyber bullying are criminal acts. For additional guidance, please consult your state law enforcement agency.

Bullying may create a destructive environment for schools in connection with bullying in face to face. Schools can use this information to prevent and respond to strategies.

In many states, schools must deal with bullying with bullying prevention policies. Several state laws are also targeting off-campus activities that create harsh school environments

Another important message is to encourage "talking" atmosphere. Then students can report cyber bullying in the place they saw. For this purpose, your school can promote different ways to report bullying, to give confidence to onlookers. Bullying prevention policies must also be updated and revised all the time in order to cope with the evolution of bullying. This will provide your school a solid foundation for investigation and sanctions. Please note that it may be difficult to provide resources to the school during your vacation. If you want to receive free materials during school holidays, please enter your home address and personal phone number. ** You can order and send Webwise resources to residents of the Republic of Ireland for free

Cyber ​​bullying is a common problem today. As the use of social networks increases, the number of incidents including bullying is also increasing. According to reports from Cyber ​​Bullying Research Center, only 2% reported cyber bullying (Doc A) in the past 30 days. Another amazing statistic is that one in four people, one in six people is a victim of cyber bullying (Document A). Victims of cyber bullying are not just students. According to the UK survey, more than 15% of teachers have experienced cyber bullying (Document B). This proves that not only students but also teachers are affected by cyber bullying. People who claim that bullying is not a big problem say that 75% of teenage girls and 83% of teenage boys have never been targeted for bullying (Document A)

According to cyber bullying statistics, you can see that almost the same number of teens and kids are being bullied online (about 34%). Several reports have shown that the number of bullying is high. The i-SAFE Foundation reports that about 50% of teenagers are engaged in bullying and are engaged in bullying. Cyber ​​bullying statistics show that the victims of cyber bullying are at a higher risk than bullying victims and traditional bullying victims. Interestingly, bullys engaged in traditional bullying are more likely to suffer from depression than victims, but bullying is the same.