cyberbullying by 哥哥

What is cyberbullying?

zhiharry9 — 2022-06-15 01:03:31 UTC

Cyberbullying is the use of digital technology to carry out bullying, that is, repeated behaviors through social media, instant messaging platforms, gaming platforms and mobile phones with the purpose of intimidating, angering or humiliating others. E.g:

Spread false statements about others or post embarrassing photos on social media;
Send hurtful or threatening messages to others through instant messaging platforms;
Impersonate someone else and send malicious messages in someone else's name.

Canadian Cyberbullying Statistics

zhiharry9 — 2022-06-15 01:07:03 UTC

According to a study published by Statistics Canada on December 19, approximately 1.1 million Canadians in the 15-29 age group have experienced or are experiencing cyberbullying, which equates to approximately one in five teens. One suffers from cyberbullying.

Why are sociologists interested in cyberbullying?

zhiharry9 — 2022-06-15 01:09:12 UTC

Because sociologists will want to understand why people engage in cyberbullying, what is good for society, and what is bad? For these things, sociologists must study and understand, and can give corresponding measures and precautions to prevent bullying.

My advice on cyberbullying.

zhiharry9 — 2022-06-15 01:11:31 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91euQfsYQx0
My advice to preventing cyberbullying is if you see someone trying to bully you, stop it immediately, if it's too late, call the police immediately and the police will help you. Please don't be bullied unilaterally, these people will become more and more arrogant, which will lead to worse and worse online atmosphere, and more people choose to bully others for fun.

Victim cases and what we should learn

zhiharry9 — 2022-06-15 01:26:05 UTC

Not long ago, I swiped an Internet celebrity on TikTok, just because she did a rubbing action that did not match the character she cosplayed, which led to being abused by netizens in private messages, but the Internet celebrity apologized quickly and did not cause a major incident, but We've also learned from this that cyberbullying is wrong, you don't like it, you can swipe away and there's no need to be abusive