Cyber bullying is bullying that takes place using electronic technology. Electronic technology includes devices and equipment such as cell phones, computers, chat, texts messages, s, videos or fake profiles.

The 8 different types of cyberbullying are listed below: Exclusion Harassment Flaming Outing Cyberstalking Masquerading Pseudonyms Anonymity

Lots of people can be affected by cyberbullying, in general affects many adolescents and teens, but parents suffer what happens to his son or daughter and can be affected by cyberbullying too. It doesn´t happen to a particular group, it can happen to everyone.

Minnesota Minn. Stat. § 121A Requires that each school board adopt a written policy prohibiting intimidation and bullying of any student. This includes bullying in electronic forms. This law gives school administrators the authority to discipline bullying that occurs outside of school as long as the bullying has a significant connection to school. Minn. Stat. § Harassment and stalking law that can be used to prosecute cyberbullying.

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In Argentina there is still no specific legislation governing the activities called social networks. It would be appropriate broad social discussion about these problems. But we must keep in mind that, depending on the age of the authors, many of them could be criminally responsible for being minors criminally.

Feel vulnerable and powerless. Feel exposed and humiliated. Feel dissatisfied with who they are. Feel angry and vengeful. Feel disinterested in life. Feel alone and isolated. Feel disinterested in school. Feel depressed. Feel ill. Feel suicidal

Refuse to pass along cyberbullying messages. Tell their friends to stop cyberbullying. Block communication with cyberbullies; delete messages without reading them. Never post or share their personal information online or their friends’ personal information. Never share their Internet passwords with anyone, except you. Not put anything online that they wouldn't want their classmates to see, even in .

The 8 different types of cyberbullying are listed below: Exclusion: When an individual is singled out and excluded from a group. The group in turn then taunts the excluded person using the Internet or a mobile phone. Harassment: Repeatedly sending malicious messages to someone online. Flaming: Online fights usually through s, instant messaging or chat rooms where angry and rude comments are exchanged. Outing: Sharing secrets about someone online including private information, pictures, and videos. Cyberstalking: Continuously harassing and denigration including threats of physical harm. Masquerading: Is an elaborate form of cyberbullying where the bully pretends to be someone who they aren’t. Pseudonyms: A pseudonym or alias is like a nickname. Bullies may call themselves a different name when they are online, to when they are offline. They do this to keep their real identity a secret from you. Anonymity: the bully can hide behind the mask of electronic anonymity by using false screen names and assumed identities