Cyberbullying before and after pandemic by AMANDA LETICIA DE OLIVEIRA

During the three years that we have lived through the COVID-19 pandemic, we have become much more dependent on technology and social media in our daily lives. With this new normal, we also change the way we communicate with people, both professionally and personally.

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With the pandemic and the increase in the use of social media, there was a higher incidence of cyberbullying cases, around 36% and about a 21% increase in the creation of fake profiles (a profile created from an idealized person, with intent to harm someone without revealing your own identity)

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Before Pandemic

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* 1 in 10 people claim to have suffered some type of bullying;
* The incidence of bullying was higher than cyberbullying;
* About 37% of teenagers suffered from emotional disturbances (such as anxiety, depression) resulting from offensive comments on the internet.

After Pandemic

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* 6 out of 10 people claim to have suffered some type of bullying;
* The incidence of cyberbullying is higher than bullying;
* About 54% of teenagers suffer from disorders (such as anxiety, depression) resulting from offensive comments;
* 35% of Internet users have a friend who has been cyberbullied at least once.

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