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Wider World Context

Wider world context Cyberbullying in different country In total 20,793 interviews were conducted between March 23 – April 6, 2018 among adults aged 18-64 in the US and Canada, and adults aged 16-64 in all other countries. Indonesia fared high in being most aware of cyberbullying with 91%, followed by Australia with 87% an d Poland with 83%. The United States has had cases of teenage suicides linked to cyberbullying in which other child peers purposely threaten, offend, and harass another children through online technology or mobile devices. Awareness of cyberbulling was reported by 82% of Americans. This was the same in Sweden, followed by 81% in Germany. Some countries, however, showed low levels of knowing about cyberbullying with 29% in Saudia Arabia saying they have heard of it. In Russia, China and Turkey 50% under reported knowing about cyberbullying. Of particular interest are Russia and Japan. In both countries, parents expressed extremely hig
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All technology these days produces both good results and notable consequences. The internet is increasingly a perfect case study for this idea. While better connecting the world and democratizing information, the internet has also allowed individuals to hide behind masks of anonymity. The “faceless evil” of the internet is a growing threat for teens, specifically when it comes cyberbullying. I have a friend who was a victim of cyberbullying. She used to be a confident and cheerful girl. When she was seventeen, she was invited by a clothing store to be their model. After the clothing store posted her photos on social networking sites, the girl faced massive surprises while browsing the reviews. Many strangers maliciously commented on her looks and even sent a message to insult her and her family. She is puzzled, angry and self-doubt. For a long time afterwards, she did not dare to post photos online, did not dare to strangers' messages, and even dared not look in
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