Traditional Cyberbullying

Is Cyberbullying Worse Than Traditional Bullying? Cyberbullying is when a child, preteen or teen is tormented, threatened, harassed, harassed, humiliated or embarrassed by another child, preteen, or teen using the internet interactive and digital technologies or mobile phone. (“Stop Bullying”).Cyberbullying can be and is an everyday thing. 24/7 365 days young teens are victim to this situation leaving the victim often feeling as if they are alone, or as if they do not belong, they feel isolated and somewhat damaged. Face-to-face bullying, which can be monitored by a parent or teacher, is unlike cyberbullying, therefore parents and other adults are clueless on what is happening on the social networking sites. This makes it even more difficult
Name calling, black mailing, the exposing, some of the things teens may not be aware of but are signs of cyberbullying. From personal experience, I see it every day, the jokes, pictures, videos of those who are unaware of what is going on. The person committing this crime may never know that this is cyberbullying and it can hurt the victims’ feelings. And for this reason teens should never allow photos, videos, or voice recordings of themselves to be sent or even leaked to another person, so much as leaving your mobile phone around an untrusted individual can lead to the act of
No, because even though everyone has the freedom of speech, no one should get away with saying horrible things to another person. Many people believe what they do or say on social websites isn’t going to follow them in life, but it actually does. Colleges and future employers check websites such as Facebook and Twitter to see who’s going to attend their college and why should the get accepted or who’s going to be working for them and do they have professional