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C Y B E R - B U L LY I N G
Don’t start it
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Cyber-bullying involves the use of information and communication technologies to support deliberate,
repeated, and hostile behaviour by an individual or group that is intended to harm others*
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It can be 24/7, and
sometimes the bully is anonymous
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It can also occur over the phone, by SMS or
MMS, or other technologies
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Flaming – what might start off as a fight between two
people then spreads, like flames, to include a number of other
people
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Harassment – tormenting someone with hateful and
hurtful text messages, emails, posts and IMs that offend,
humiliate or intimidate them
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Denigration – putting someone down or ruining their
reputation; making others think less of them
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Impersonation – by you pretending to be another person
online you could make someone tell you things they wouldn’t
normally talk to you about
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This might be done through a
fake website, profile, or by editing someone’s profile
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Exclusion – not letting someone participate in an online
group, or excluding them from other activities because they
haven’t been online
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Cyber-stalking – following someone through cyberspace
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Why do people cyber-bully?
There are a number of reasons why people might cyber-bully
someone else, including:
they think that it is amusing
they don’t like the person
they don’t consider it to be a big deal
they don’t believe there are any consequences
they think they are anonymous
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What are the effects of cyber-bullying?
Things that happen on the Internet, or on your mobile phone,
have real-world consequences
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Cyber-bullying hurts people
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What can you do about cyberbullying?
Don’t start it! Cyber-bullying is never acceptable
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Don’t be a part of it! As a bystander, you are part of
the problem
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Don’t let it get out of control! You need to tell someone if
you are being cyber-bullied so they can help you to make it
stop
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Staying in control – if you’re not comfortable telling someone about cyber-bullying face-to-face you can contact:
Reach out: www
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com
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No Way!: www
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com
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youthbeyondblue
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thinkuknow
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au
(information for you and your parents)
AFP High Tech Crime Operations:
HTCO-CrimePrevention@afp
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au
*Source: cyber-bullying