Cyber bullying has emerged as major challange in today's increased social media usase. Technology has advanced so our need to get awareness what not do do.
2. What is Cyber bullying
• Bullying or harassing or intimidating a person
on social media or instant massaging
platforms or any other online platform using
any technological devices.
• In simple words, Its online ragging.
3. Forms of Cyber Bullying
• Instant Massaging
• Text Massaging
• Blogs
• Websites
• Emailing Pictures
• Stealing Passwords
• Sending Porn
• Impersonation
4. Reasons for Cyber Bullying
• To show off to friends
• To embarrass
• For fun or entertainment (in forms of Trolls/Meme)
• For revenge (Mostly in misguided relationships)
• Organised IT Cells of Organisation (New Trend)
5. Some Surprising Facts
• India ranks 3rd in the world where most people
are affected by cyber bullying.
• Most of the victim are female.
• Mostly teenagers are affected.
• Source : Survey conducted by Microsoft
• Upper House of the Parliament in this winter
session (Nov-Dec 2019) has setup a committee to
study and submit the report on the content
which can be banned in India. The report will
come up with data of recent years and advice the
government.
6. Effects of Cyber Bullying
• Hurt Feeling
• Sadness
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Anger
• Shame
• Fear
• Frustration
• Trust Issues
• Suicide
In November 2017, MBBS
students in Kerala
jumped from highest
floor of her college.
Police reported that she
was victim of cyber
bullying.
7. Prevention
• Don’t Respond
• Don’t retaliate
• Save the evidence
• Talk to a trusted
adult
• Complaint
• Don’t be a bully
• You cannot change
people’s mindset (story of
Hyderabad Dr. Reddy) so change the
way you live.
• Privacy is myth, so
better never take
digital record which
you cannot share
publicly. Even for your
most loved ones!
8. Help
• Ministry of Women &
child Development at
mwcd@gov.in
• Cyber Cell of Police
• Incognito Forensic
Foundation
Information Technology Act
• 66A: Sending offensive massage
• 66C: Identity Theft
• 66D: Cheating by impersonation
• 66E: Violation of Privacy
• 67B: Explicit content of Child
Indian Penal Code
• 499: Defamatory Massage through
Mail
• 500: Email Abuse
• 503: Threatening massage through
mail
9. Think before you
• Type
• Forward a massage
• Post on social media
• Comment
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