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Cyberbullying
The greatest danger of the social web is not predators but what kids do to themselves and each other, says Anne Collier, a web safety expert and the editor of Net Family News. |
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CYBERBULLYING
- 20% of teens have engaged in cyberbullying behaviors, including posting mean or hurtful information or embarrassing pictures, spreading rumors, publicizing private communications, sending anonymous e-mails or cyberpranking someone.
- 13% of online teens say they've had a rumor spread about them online.
- 29% of online teens think they're more likely to be bullied or harassed online than offline.
posted February 2, 2010
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I agree with this. I am a internet safety expert for special needs people.
KRYSTIAN / September 2, 2009 5:54 PM