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Cyberbullying is a form of bullying that takes place online or through digital devices. It can include:
1. Harassment: Sending threatening or hurtful messages, emails, or texts repeatedly to someone.
2. Impersonation: Pretending to be someone else online in order to damage their reputation or relationships.
3. Exclusion: Intentionally leaving someone out of online groups or activities.
4. Cyberstalking: Monitoring someone's online activity without their consent or following them online.
5. Public humiliation: Sharing embarrassing or private information about someone online without their permission.
6. Trolling: Posting inflammatory or offensive comments online to provoke a reaction from others.
7. Doxxing: Sharing someone's personal information online without their consent, such as their address or phone number.
8. Outing: Revealing someone's sexual orientation, gender identity, or other personal information without their consent.
Overall, cyberbullying involves using technology to harm, intimidate, or harass someone else.
1. Harassment: Sending threatening or hurtful messages, emails, or texts repeatedly to someone.
2. Impersonation: Pretending to be someone else online in order to damage their reputation or relationships.
3. Exclusion: Intentionally leaving someone out of online groups or activities.
4. Cyberstalking: Monitoring someone's online activity without their consent or following them online.
5. Public humiliation: Sharing embarrassing or private information about someone online without their permission.
6. Trolling: Posting inflammatory or offensive comments online to provoke a reaction from others.
7. Doxxing: Sharing someone's personal information online without their consent, such as their address or phone number.
8. Outing: Revealing someone's sexual orientation, gender identity, or other personal information without their consent.
Overall, cyberbullying involves using technology to harm, intimidate, or harass someone else.
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