Cyberstalking
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Cyberstalking involves threatening or unwanted behavior directed at someone using the internet and other online communication methods. It can include behaviors like unwanted emails, instant messages, identity theft, and tracing someone's online activity. Victims may experience psychological trauma like shock, disbelief, and changes in eating or sleeping patterns. People can help prevent cyberstalking by staying anonymous online, only using primary email for communication, filtering emails, reporting offenders, and telling trusted adults if under 18 and experiencing harassment.
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- 1. PRESENTATION 1 : CYBERSTALKING Pn. Norliza Ahmad Noorhidayu Binti Yussof 2009955169
- 2. Cyber stalking can be defined as threatening behavior or unwanted advances directed at another using the Internet and other forms of online and computer communications.
- 3. E-mail. Instant Messaging. Electronic identity theft. Tracing another person's computer and Internet activity.
- 4. Placing victim at risk of psychological trauma. Shock and disbelief. Changes in sleeping and eating patterns. Physical and emotional reactions
- 5. Anonymous yourself. Use primary e-mail account for communicate only. Set e-mail program's filtering options. report the offender to their Internet service provider (ISP). Victims who are under the age of 18 should tell their parents or another adult they trust about any harassments and/or threats.
- 6. Q/A