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Report the bullying

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A decline in grades is also found to be common

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increase or decrease in online usage

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increased symptoms of mental illness

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withdrawn from things they're usually interested in including family and friends

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Noticeably upset before or after being online

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be aware of your own actions on the internet

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Block those harming you

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This is a complicated issue to avoid unless you completely avoid technology which is hard to do these days.

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Approximately 2 times more likely to attempt suicide than others

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Targets of cyberbullying are at a greater risk than others to self harm and have suicidal tendencies

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Report them directly on the sight if they are using a social media platform

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Tell your parents

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The authorities (your local police station)

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A teacher or counselor at school

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cyberbullying victims are more likely to have low self esteem and suicidal thoughts

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fewer than 1 out of 5 cases are actually reported to authorities

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Over 25 percent of todays youth has been repeatedly bullied online

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posting harmful material about someone else on social media

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Spreading rumors or secrets online

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Being rude or mean to someone over audio of a video game

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Pranking; a prank phone call

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Sending mean texts or threatening phone calls

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The use of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature.