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    Cyberbullying involves using electronic means to bully others through things like mean texts, emails, rumors on social media, and embarrassing photos or videos. Most teens experience cyberbullying, as over 80% use cell phones regularly and 81% think it's easier to bully online than in person. The document provides tips on how to stop cyberbullying such as standing up to the bully, talking to a trusted adult, educating yourself, protecting your social media, blocking the bully, and supporting victims.

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    Cyberbullying involves using electronic means to bully others through things like mean texts, emails, rumors on social media, and embarrassing photos or videos. Most teens experience cyberbullying, as over 80% use cell phones regularly and 81% think it's easier to bully online than in person. The document provides tips on how to stop cyberbullying such as standing up to the bully, talking to a trusted adult, educating yourself, protecting your social media, blocking the bully, and supporting victims.

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    Cyberbullying involves using electronic means to bully others through things like mean texts, emails, rumors on social media, and embarrassing photos or videos. Most teens experience cyberbullying, as over 80% use cell phones regularly and 81% think it's easier to bully online than in person. The document provides tips on how to stop cyberbullying such as standing up to the bully, talking to a trusted adult, educating yourself, protecting your social media, blocking the bully, and supporting victims.

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    Del et e c y ber bul l y i ng. Don?

    t Wr i t e
    I t and Don?t For war d I t .
    What is Cyberbul l ying?
    Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place
    using electronic technology.
    Examples of cyberbullying include mean
    text messages or emails, rumors sent by
    email or posted on social networking
    sites, and embarrassing pictures, videos,
    websites, or fake profiles.

    St at ing t he f act s
    - Over 80% of teens use a cell phone
    regularly, making it the most common
    medium for cyberbullying.
    - 81% of young people think bullying
    online is easier to get away with than
    bullying in person.
    - Only 1 in 10 victims will inform a parent
    or trusted adult of their abuse.
    - 68% of teens agree that cyberbullying
    is a serious problem.

    PUT A STOP TO THE CYBERBULLYING

    Tips on how to stop


    cyberbullying
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    STAND UP TO THE BULLY


    TALK TO A TRUSTWORTHY ADULT
    EDUCATE YOURSELF
    PROTECT YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA
    BLOCK THE BULLY
    BE A FRIEND TO THE VICTIM

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