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Understanding e-Safety and Cyberbullying: Protecting Yourself Online

e-Safety entails the measures and best practices that Netizens must adopt to secure their personal safety and the integrity of their networks. Cyberbullying is the intentional and repeated use of the Internet to harm others, particularly affecting young people. Signs of cyberbullying include changes in online behavior, excessive secrecy, and emotional distress following online interactions. It's crucial to recognize these signs in ourselves or others and take proactive measures. Let's unite against cyberbullying and foster a safer online environment for all.

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Understanding e-Safety and Cyberbullying: Protecting Yourself Online

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  1. E-SAFETYCYBER BULLY BY: FATIN NAURAH BINTI ABDUL RAHMAN 2011752045 BACHELOR OF SPORT MANAGEMENT PUAN NORIDAH ABU BAKAR

  2. DEFINITION OF e-SAFETY e- safety is about measures and best practices for Netizens to guard their personal safety and the security of their networks.

  3. WHAT IS CYBER BULLY?? • Cyberbullying - use of the Internet and related technologies to harm other people, in a deliberate, repeated, and hostile manner. • Occurs among young people • When an adult is involved, it may meet the definition of cyber-harassmentor cyber-stalking

  4. A child may be a cyberbullying others if she/he… • Quickly switches screens/ closes programs when you walk by • Uses the computer at all hours of the night • Gets unusually upset if they cannot use the computer • Laughs excessively when using the computer • Avoids discussion about what they are doing on the computer • Uses multiple online accounts/using an account that is not their own

  5. A child may be a victim of cyber bullying if he/she… • Unexpectedly stops using computer • Appears nervous/jumpy when an instant message, text message or email appears • Appears uneasy about going to school/outside in general • Appears to be angry, depressed/ frustrated after using computer • Avoid discussions about what they are doing on computer • Becomes abnormally withdrawn from usual friends and family members

  6. SAY NO TO CYBER BULLY

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