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    was on a nude body and they were then forced to remove the profile. They later created a second profile where the posted a picture of her with her mouth open next to an erect penis. They two young girls were arrested and charged with aggravated cyberstalking and commented that they did not regret their decision and that they were just having some fun. (Kowalski 12) Social media has created such an easy way for youth to bully and this is unfortunate because bullying can have such a traumatic and…

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    using Facebook, LinkedIn, tweet, blog, and text before a lunch meeting or outside the office after working hours which have a possibility of having emotional spillover effects. Virtual harassment can take a variety of forms, including sexting, cyberstalking, sending sexually explicit messages on social Web sites, or any form of harassing or bullying behavior. One of the risks noted by Mainiero and Jones (2007) with using social media in the workplace is, “Utilitarian romances may develop where…

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    is ignored by their victim an escalation in physical violence usually occurs. In general, stalking causes a huge amount of problems for the victims. It is not just limited to physically stalking someone, it can be phone calls, text messages, cyberstalking, following or watching an individual from a distance. These victims sometimes endure huge psychological and physical illnesses after these incidences. Some must then seek treatment for depression, anxiety, insomnia, etc. These victims are…

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    Even though little advancement has been made through anti-cyberbullying laws, websites, and programs, the progress that has been made proves there is still a chance of stopping cyberbullying. Bullying has been around for centuries and only recently in the past few decades has there been cyberbullying. Harassment online or through texting has created a new of genre of issues that the world must face. The effects cyberbullying inflicts on so many are so devastating that an entire world movement…

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    Secondly, when the sending of online malicious messages to others is performed unceasingly, this is known as harassment. In the third category, threats of physical harm by endlessly harassing and denigration of an individual is characterized as cyberstalking. Flaming, is bartering of harsh and fuming comments…

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    What is the effect of bullying on the mental health of teenagers? Bullying is commonly thought of as a physical act of violence, but there is more to bullying than physical pain because mental health is just as important. As technology advances so does the way teenagers communicate. More and more teenagers use social media, and with this comes an increase in danger. One of the greatest dangers teenagers face is cyberbullying. The American Osteopathic Association states that common symptoms…

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    Twitter's Obligation

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    The tears trickled down my damp face as I changed my Twitter name into something unrecognizable. Not only was I hiding from the man who claimed to be my friend, I was hiding from the harmful threats that he left on my Twitter. As an innocent 15 year old, I wasn 't expecting to be stalked and harassed, yet, that is what this unnamed monster chose to do. As my friends and I were each creating a Twitter, we were expecting to gain knowledge, create and read relatable things, be entertained, and to…

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    directly defined as “willful or repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices” (“What is CyberBullying?”). If an adult is involved in the incident, then it can be defined as cyber-harassment, or cyberstalking, which is a crime that has legal consequences (“Cyberbullying”). There is a clear difference between bullying and harassment;…

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    Terrorist Groups

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    Describe how terrorist groups can make the use of internet to spread terror group messages and recruit new members. Give one or more actual examples of this. Many terror groups, whether Islamists or Marxists, nationalists or separatists, or even racists and anarchists have widely endorsed the use of internet to further their ideologies, raise funds, and in the recruitment of new members- both active jihadists and passive supporters (Weimann, 2014). According to Ressler (2006), most terror groups…

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    watched. Facebook can be considered a panopticon because the government or police can use Facebook as a way to spy on the users, without the users knowing. There have been many crimes solved through this method. Some of these crimes include robbery, cyberstalking, and the occasional murder…

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