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It is the use of digital communication tools used to another person feel angry, sad or scared again and again. Also by sending hurtful texts, instant messages, posting embarrassing photos on social media. Its common, especially among teenagers, in individuals have reported cyber bullying can be more harmful than just traditional school bullying.

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What are some facts about cyber bullying?

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What are some facts about cyber bullying?

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Here are some facts about cyber bullying.
Nearly 43% of been bullied online
1 in 4 has had it happen more than once
70% of students have report seeing frequent bullying online
Over 80% of teens use a cell phone regularly
68% teens agree that cyber bullying is a serious problem
8% of young think that bullying online is easier
90% teens who have seen social media bullying say that they ignored it
84% have seen others tell cyber bullies to stop
1 in 10 victims will inform a parent or trusted adult of their abuse to others
Girls are about twice likely as boys to be victims and perpetrators of cyber bullying
35% of teens have been threatened online
66% of witnessed cyber bullying. The National  Society for the Prevention of cruelty to children 1, 599 called the child line 2011/12 to report cyber bullying or bullying

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bzaf.org.au/cyber-bullying

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The best ways to avoid cyber bullying is to not respond or retaliate back to them because that's what they want. It also gives to them power over you. You can capture the bully's response and show it someone you can trust and have a friend, relative or maybe an adult you trust by your side.

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27% of young people report they are cyber bullied every two weeks or even often. 1 in 5 Australian children aged 8 to 17 has been the target of cyber bullying in the past few years. If you are ever affected some tips are stay calm and positive, report the offender or to your local police, don't send or post back to the person, use parental controls or have inbuilt security, seek a adult for trust , opinion and knowledge. There's also a high risk being bullied again online. So be safe online.

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https://www.wesleymission.org.au/home/our-worlds/wesley-mission-news/my-child-is-being-bullied

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How does cyber bullying affect our society?

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How does cyber bullying affect our society?

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Children under less supervision more likely to be part of an act of cyber bullying to others. Many family's need both parents to work hard, broken homes, conflicts in the family which can also lead to cyber bullying. A method to make the child better about themselves and their living conditions. Social media also made it easier to make others participate in cyber bullying. Also it can lead to violent video games, movies with violence, etc all lead to cyber bullying and point to it. Cyber bullying can impact on your mental health causing harm to others and yourself, injuries.

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What has society done about cyberbullying 

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What has society done about cyberbullying 

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Society has done good things for us on how and what to do about cyber bullying. Some are block the person cyber bullying you, talk to someone you trust parent, uncle/aunt, sibling, teacher or friend. Don't respond to the bully, change your privacy settings, take a photo of it and show some you can trust. Also be smart about what you say and post on media, catch up with friends, listen to music, do something you enjoy, watch a good movie with family and friends and chat online to people you can trust.

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When was the beginning of cyber bullying?

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When was the beginning of cyber bullying?

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The beginning of cyber bullying started when the internet cam out and it became a common tool for anonymous users. They took this opportunity to cyber bully others on the media. Most intensive cyber bullying found in countries where violent and social intolerance are most common place. Fact evident right from the birth of our species and was in inherited from our primal ancestors. Cyber bullying actually existed before the onset of the 'cyber world'.

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What has the government of Australia done to stop cyber bullying?

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What has the government of Australia done to stop cyber bullying?

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The government of Australia introduced a bill into parliament to order social media services and individuals to remove offensive material posted online. The communication minister Paul Fletcher said "the introduction of the bill was part of an election promise". All technology companies can face up to $17,000 fined per day if the material is targeting a child and is not removed from the sitw. Individuals can face legal action under existing criminal laws.

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What are some of the consequences of cyber bullying

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What are some of the consequences of cyber bullying

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Some of the consequences of cyber bullying are penalties can range up to $2,500 in fines and up to one year in jail in America. You can make it a criminal act,can either face criminal or civil charges depending on the damage caused by their actions to others. There is no federal law  specifically targets cyber bullying. Some states have enacted legislation that can be used to deter cyber bullies and cyber bullying is a part of the bullying law.

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They can be motivated by anger, frustration or as revenge on someone, sometimes they do it for entertainment for themselves or they get bored and have too much time on their hands. Also they may have too many technology toys available to them in the house and there is no "one size fits all" when cyber bullying is concerned in it.

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What do you know about cyber bullying kids help line

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What do you know about cyber bullying kids help line

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So they can have absolute power over others, to be popular a way to get to be known at school and every where else. The bullying can often be very public and messages can be seen by others and everyone. To scare others and thus hiding their own scared feelings and they are, or have been bullied themselves. The kids helpline 1800 55 1800 work 24/7 and can help you to build confidence and speak your mind to yourself and others.

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We need to stand up for yourselves and have courage to face the person bullying you or others. Some haters who follow famous people eg Instagram, twitter, Facebook, etc say mean or very nasty things about them if they have a serious condition. Selena a celebrity star, one of her followers posted on her Instagram account saying "burn in hell with cancer" she called her out on her hateful words to the world. She then stood up for herself and had courage to ignore it and go back to what she does.

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In conclusion there are no limits to stop some one cyber bullying you and others on media. We know now why people want to cyber bully, what it is, how governments and company's help to stop it spreading with striker laws, who can help you and the percentage of teens and kids seen it, reported it, etc.The kids helpline 1800 55 1800 can help you with any kind of problems you have and also this blog I created for everyone to know about and what's cyber bullying. You have options don't let yourself hold you back friends, parents, siblings, aunts/uncle can also help you.