Cyberbullying
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Cyberbullying is when a group of people tell bad things about a person online. It can lead to suicide. If being cyberbullied, the first thing to do is ask for help and not respond to messages to avoid further annoyance. Cyberbullying can occur on Facebook, Twitter, emails or any other online platform.
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