Cyberbullying is associated with the increased use of electronic communication devices. Especially in the early secondary years when children grow older. Parents may purchase cell phones for their children. And having their own phone gives them the opportunity to create accounts on various social networks health.

According to statistics from Research Center in the United States, approximately 20 percent of boys and girls aged 11-18 are victims or involved in cyberbullying. With girls more likely to be perpetrators or victims than boys UFABET 

Cyberbullying is the use of digital technology to harass or bully others. It can be done through social media. Such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, or through text messages, email, blogs, or on image or video sharing websites. It usually occurs in a digital environment where no adult or guardian is present. The perpetrator may be someone the victim knows or a stranger.

The Impact of Cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying can happen at home and at school, and it can happen 24 hours a day. Children who are victims of cyberbullying feel frustrated and helpless because they cannot find a way out of the problem.

Moreover, can have long-term effects on child victims. Such as increasing the risk of anxiety, depression, stress-related illnesses. And can even lead to children considering suicide. Researchers indicate that both perpetrators and child victims of bullying are at high risk of planning suicide, attempting suicide, and successfully committing suicide.