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1. If someone is insulted or someone is insulting you don't hesitate and tell the  adults.
2. Don't participate or propagate toxic behavior online.
3. Don't upload or share insinuating photos of other people/yourself.
4. Block anyone that insults you.

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·Sometimes the victim gets trauma from the events and rejects social networks.
· It can case severe depression and low self-esteem. A lot of victims move from their houses or cities due to the harassing level.
· Addiction to mild or potent drugs to cope with the depression
· Self-harm (cutting) and distrustful behavior.
· Suicide

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Children between the ages of 12 and 13 are the ones at the greatest risk of suffering cyberbullying, in which girls are more likely to be victims as agressors.

Ages above 15 don't have as much risk of getting harassed online..

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Cyberbullying in general (adults and children):
- Cyberstalking: follow-up of the victim's online steps.
- Notification war: sometimes in a chat group, multiple people can insult you at the same time and harass you.
Cyberbullying between children:

- Web beater: web created to cyberbully, its purpose is to ridicule the victim and often other people participate in the abuse.

Adult cyberbullying
- Harassment between adults. Both the victim and the perpetrator are adults (legal age).
- Sexual cyberbullying: Harassment among adults for sexual purposes.
- Grooming: child molestation by pedophiles online, which consists in winning them by pretending empathy and affection.
- Bait: pedophiles use online tricks to attract children to meet outside the net.

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Is the use of cell phones, instant messaging like Whatsapp, e-mail, chat rooms or social networking sites such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to harass, threaten or intimidate someone.