2. Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital
devices like cell phones, computers, and
tablets. Cyberbullying can occur through SMS, Text,
and apps, or online in social media, forums, or gaming
where people can view, participate in, or share content.
NURAY, ZHAZIRA, AKNUR
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Ethical perspective of
Cyber bullying
When the majority of people think about ethical
issues revolving around technologies, they think
about things like hacking or misuse of personal
data. However, despite all of those problems,
cyber bullying is actually one of the biggest
concern
Cyberbullying includes sending, posting, or
sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content
about someone else.
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Cyber bullying:
Direct Attacks
Direct attacks of cyber bullying includes text
messaging harassment, stealing
passwords, impersonation, sending various
pictures through emails & social networks,
and using blogs & websites.
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● Text messaging harassment - Bullies
may send offensive, threatening, or hateful
messages to others without knowing that it
can seriously affect someone because
certain words can be serious and hurtful.
● Passwords stealing - The bully may steal
someone's password, go into the account,
and start to chat with other people, faking
to be the real person of the account. The
bully may even say hurtful or abusive
things and cause anger and hatred to that
person's friends or strangers.
● Blogs & Websites - People sometimes
use blogs as a way to damage others'
privacy and reputation. They create fake
blogs or websites pretending to be the real
person and plan to humiliate them.
Types of
Direct
Attacks
6. Cyber
bullying
By Proxy
When the cyber bully
commands other person or
someone to abuse, it's called,
"Cyber bullying by proxy“. It is
one of the most harmful cyber
bullying because it gets a lot
of people involved and it may
be anonymous.
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7. Cyber bullying By Proxy
One serious example of cyber bullying by proxy is
where the bullies take complete control of the
victim's account and send mean messages to all the
friends on the list. The bully may also hack into the
victim's private account and steal their password so
the victim can't get into his/her account. After doing
that, they can even set up a new account faking to
be the victim. This would cause a lot of problems and
will most likely bring anger to the friends of the
victim. Most of the times, the friends would not know
that it was the cyber bully doing it.
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Is it her?Why did
she say
that?
I am so
angry!!!!
8. Reasons for Cyber bullying
Boredom &
Entertainment
Bullies think harassing and
humiliating someone is funny
when it's actually not.
Peer Pressure
Cyber bullies generally think that
bullying others through social net
works or any other site is normal
and acceptable with their friends
by their sides.
Power
Bullies tend to bully other people
because they think it will show
others that they are powerful and
have absolute control of them.
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Anonymity
Since the bullies can easily avoid
facing the victims , it provides the
m with the illusion that they won't
get caught.
Ignorance of the
consequences
Most of the cyber bullies do not
realize the effects of it for
themselves.
Revenge / Frustration
Cyber bullies don't see themselves
as bullies, but they are just help in
attempting to get back at someone
who maltreated them.
Why do people cyber bully others?
9. Effects of Cyber
bullying
Anxiety / Depression
The victims of cyber
bullying often makes
them doubt their worth
and value. When they get
bullied, they experience
anxiety and extreme
depression, which may
also lead to other
illnesses.
Bullying others
Cyber bullying victims
may sometimes receive
too much pain that they
would do the same thing
that they received to harm
others
Suicide
When the victims are
seriously threatened and
tormented by the bullies
through text messages,
social media, and instant
messaging, they end their
life by suiciding to stop
the pain from the
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More Consequences of
Cyber bullying
● Mood changes
● Stress-related disorders &
other disorders
● Isolation from friends and
family
11. Statistics of Cyber
bullying
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● of cyber bullying victims experience low self esteem & other
disorders and even considers suicide.
75%
● of people who experiences cyber bullying tends to not report the
abuse but rather keep to themselves until it completely destroys
them or they choose to suicide.
90%
● of people think that cyber bullying is an easier way to harass
others than bullying in person because you can easily get
away with it.
81%
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Situation in Kazakhstan
President of the Internet Association of Kazakhstan ALE Shavkat Sabirov said
that from 2011 to 2019, 19 thousand messages about bullying were
received by the society.
Arys, Kazakhstan
"In the small town of Arys, they found and arrested
in time a man who created a group on the Telegram
channel and persuaded children to commit suicidal
behavior. Games such as «50 steps to paradise»
appeared in the Kazakh language, - it was said in an
online briefing on the CCS site
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Recall, on September 1, Kassym-Jomart
Tokayev instructed to adopt a law to protect
citizens and children from cyberbullying. The
President noted that the time has come to take
legislative measures to protect citizens,
especially children, from cyberbullying
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THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION
Please, be polite both in real life
and in the virtual world