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Cyberbullying, in turn, is an extension of the practice of bullying from the physical environment to the virtual plane, and can occur all the time through social networks.

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- there is an exposure of you in a photograph, an embarrassing video.
- Publication of intimate photos.
- Criticism of appearance and social behavior.
Use of fake profiles are widely used by aggressors to protect their personal image.

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- Hater: They are people who attack, offend, humiliate.

- Sexting: It involves the exchange of images of a sexual nature, being dangerous because it is possible for it to be publicized and then go viral on the network.

Revenge porn: to disseminate erotic and nude images of a person who sent them to another, trusting their nature.

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Consequences of Bullying and CyberBullying

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Consequences of Bullying and CyberBullying

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The consequences are serious and can be devastating, and can lead to depression, anxiety disorder, panic.

How can we avoid being a victim of cyberbullying?

· Do not expose your life too much on social networks;
· Avoid the exposure of intimacies on the internet;
· When attacked by someone, block that person;
· Do not send intimate photos, containing partial or total nudity, to other people, even if it is your partner/partner and you trust that person;
· In case of exposure of intimate photos on the network, look for a police station to immediately file a report;
· In case of aggressions that may cause moral damages due to injury, slander and defamation, look for a police station and file a police report;
· If you are victimized by any aggression, before taking any action, talk to your guardians or a trusted adult who can support and help you;
· Fathers, mothers and guardians should always monitor what minors do on the internet, in order to help them when they suffer aggression or prevent possible aggressive acts practiced by them.