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    According to a radar world map graphic, cyberbullying is a problem around the world, with statistics showing that over 40% of teens think cyberbullying is a bigger problem than drug abuse, over 50% think cyberbullying is worse than face-to-face bullying, and nearly 40% of those cyberbullied did not tell their parents. The graphic also shows that over 40% have friends or family who have been cyberbullied and around 20% of those cyberbullied have had suicidal thoughts.

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    According to a radar world map graphic, cyberbullying is a problem around the world, with statistics showing that over 40% of teens think cyberbullying is a bigger problem than drug abuse, over 50% think cyberbullying is worse than face-to-face bullying, and nearly 40% of those cyberbullied did not tell their parents. The graphic also shows that over 40% have friends or family who have been cyberbullied and around 20% of those cyberbullied have had suicidal thoughts.

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    According to a radar world map graphic, cyberbullying is a problem around the world, with statistics showing that over 40% of teens think cyberbullying is a bigger problem than drug abuse, over 50% think cyberbullying is worse than face-to-face bullying, and nearly 40% of those cyberbullied did not tell their parents. The graphic also shows that over 40% have friends or family who have been cyberbullied and around 20% of those cyberbullied have had suicidal thoughts.

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    According to a radar world map graphic, cyberbullying is a problem around the world, with statistics showing that over 40% of teens think cyberbullying is a bigger problem than drug abuse, over 50% think cyberbullying is worse than face-to-face bullying, and nearly 40% of those cyberbullied did not tell their parents. The graphic also shows that over 40% have friends or family who have been cyberbullied and around 20% of those cyberbullied have had suicidal thoughts.

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    RADAR WORLD MAP

    CYBERBULLYING
    CYBERBULLYING AROUND
    AROUND THE
    THE
    WORLD 
    WORLD 
    37%
    29%
    +
    27%

    26%

    25%
    STATISTICS

    43%OFTEENSTHINKCYBERBULLYINGA
    BIGGERPROBLEMTHANDRUGABUSE

    51% 18%
    thinkcyberbullyingis havebeen
    worsethanface-to-face cyberbullied
    bullying

    38%ofthose
    43%
    couldnotfindth
    cyberbullieddid rightwordsto
    nottelltheir showsupport
    parents

    41% 18%
    havefriends/familywho ofthosecyberbullied
    havebeencyberbullied havehadsuicidal
    thoughts

    Sources:
    - Comparitech
    - Exame55anos
    -Broadband.search
    -Firstsiteguide
    -Vodafone
    :

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