2. Take a screen shot of what has been said, posted or sent.
This is important because if you want to report the cyber-bullying it helps to have a record of what was said or posted.
Remember
- What the person is saying or posting can be hurtful and untrue but what they are doing in harassing and bullying you is about them, not you. Even when it hurts.
3. Use #
This emoji tells the cyberbully to stop and also lets your friends know you are being cyberbullied.
Remember
- A person may continue to cyber-bully when they have been told to stop. If this happens you can block the person. You can also report the person.
4. Reporting cyber-bullying
Remember you can report cyber-bullying:
- To the social media platform, e.g., Facebook, Instagram, Tick Tok, Snapchat or the other platforms you are using.
- If you are the victim of cyber-bullying or on-line harassment you can also report it to Report | Cyber.gov.au