PRESENTED BY:

R.TEENA SREE
ECE-A
 WHAT IS CYBER BULLYING?
• Cyber bullying is basically people bullying
online. Cyber bullying is an advantage for
the bully because they can say anything
and hide their identity. So this enables
them to say anything they want.
• Is not always easily detected.
• Can occur at any moment and a for a
long period of time.
• Common platforms
• Facebook ,instagram, snapchat.
 WHERE CAN CYBER BULLYING TAKE
PLACE?
• It can take place anywhere that involves an electronic device and internet .The
people doing the bullying can use their phones or computers on websites like:
• Facebook
• instagram
• Twitter
• Iming
• Myspace
• Any kind of online games
HOW DOES CYBERBULLYING DIFFER FROM
THE TRADITIONAL ONE ?

• Anonymity
• Public availability
• Permanence
• Not easy to notice.
TYPES OF CYBERBULLYING
• Harrasment
• Denigration
• Flaming
• Impersonation
• Outing and trickery
• Cyber stalking
• Exclusion
THE CONSEQUENCES
A cyberbullied person can feel:
•Overwhelmed
•Powerless
•Humiliated
•Worthless
•Vengeful
•Disinterested
•Isolated
•Depressed
•Suicidal
CASE STUDY 1
 CYBERBULLYING STATISTICS
• These facts might be shocking to you and can be very very
depressing
• Cyberbullying in India reaches alarming highs as more than 1 in 3
kids face cyber racism, sexual harassment, and threats of physical
harm as early as the age of 10 - making India the #1 nation for
reported cyberbullying in the world,” said Gagan Singh, Chief
Product Officer, McAfee.
• In India the survey indicated that 22% of children reported mean or
unfriendly treatment, 29% were made fun or teased and 25% were
called mean names
.. FACTS
 SOLUTIONS
 Set a strong password on your account .
 Do not feel guilty if you are being cyberbullied
 Do not respond to bullies
 Save the evidence
 Ask for help
 Use different tech methods
LAWS ON CYBERBULLYING
Given below are some other laws that can be used to tackle cyberbullying:
•Publishing or transmitting obscene material - Sec. 67
•Publishing or transmitting sexually explicit material in electronic form - Sec. 67A
•Word, gesture, or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman - Sec. 509
•Sending defamatory messages by e-mail - Sec. 499 IPC
•Printing, selling, advertising grossly indecent or scurrilous matter or matter intended for
blackmail - Sec. 292A
•Stalking and contacting, or attempting to contact a woman - Sec. 354D
•Making sexually colored remarks, guilty of the offense of sexual harassment - Sec 354 A
•Violation of privacy - Sec. 66E
•Criminal intimidation by anonymous communication - Sec. 507