Dealing with Cyberbullying: A Guide for Parents and Kids

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Cyberbullying can spread quickly across phones, games, social media, messaging and group chats — and it can follow a child home.

Dealing with Cyberbullying is a practical guide for parents and kids covering how to recognise online harm, spot warning signs, start the first conversation, preserve evidence, block and report accounts, secure passwords and privacy settings, work with schools and know when urgent help is needed.

The book also covers private images, grooming, doxxing, threats, impersonation, recovery and country-specific support services for Ireland, the UK and the USA.

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A Practical Guide to Understanding Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying can happen through:

  • social media
  • messaging apps
  • online games
  • email
  • group chats
  • shared documents
  • anonymous apps
  • livestreams
  • fake accounts

The book defines cyberbullying as digital behaviour used to embarrass, threaten, exclude, harass or target someone.

It also explains that repetition can happen in different ways: one post may be reshared over and over, allowing the harm to continue long after the original message was posted.

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