1.1. Children and adults from all over the world can be involved;
2. What to do against cyberbullying?
2.1. -Delete the contents yourself or have them deleted by the platform managers. -Block and report the offender in the corresponding social network (report of abuse). -Contact teachers, superiors or other trusted people and in serious cases file a police report.
3. What are the consequences?
3.1. It ranges from shame and embarrassment to the social isolation of the victim, without neglecting various forms of depression, panic attacks and extreme acts such as suicide attempts.
4. When it happens?
4.1. Aggressive communications can occur around the clock;
5. Where it manifests itself?
5.1. It is a form of bullying conducted through telematic tools, such as through the internet.
6. Who is the cyber bully?
6.1. Cyberbullies usually do so to satisfy a need for power or to satisfy a craving for submission, control and humiliation of others.
