Cyber Bullying
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Cyber bullying involves using electronic devices like phones, emails, websites and social media to bully others. It can be done anonymously through fake names and is a problem caused by insecurity, peer pressure or people trying to feel better about themselves. If experiencing cyber bullying, get help by telling trusted adults, avoiding responding to bullies, blocking them, and contacting police if threats escalate.
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