Bullying that takes place through digital technology is known as cyberbullying. Social media, messaging apps, gaming platforms, and mobile devices can all be used for it. It is a pattern of behavior meant to frighten, enrage, or embarrass the victim.Disseminating false information about or sharing embarrassing images or videos of someone on social media, sending abusive or threatening messages, or using generative AI tools to spoof someone and send abusive messages to others on their behalf or through fake accounts using sexual harassment or bullying.
A fraudster is likely to be able to put together your information if you share your names, nicknames, address, or when you’re on vacation.display very little of information about a subject that the public can see. In this manner, your posts are only visible to your family and close friends.Any accounts you no longer use should be deleted to keep track on your digital footprint. A profile that was made few years ago can contain personal information that you are unaware of or have forgotten about that a fraudster could exploit today.Install Anti virus software to prevent malware from infecting your laptop and other personal devices.When you use public Wi-Fi be cautious.
