Online harms includes cyberbullying, racism, misogynistic abuse, pornography, and material promoting violence and self-harm. For example. the Covid-19 pandemic has seen social media platforms used to spread anti-vaccine disinformation.
Online Harms have been reinforced through the anonymity of the users through the years. It could be in different types such as offensive name-calling, purposeful of embarrassment, physical threats, sustained harassment over time, sexual harassment, […]
Online harms is not as common as some of the most alarmist claims, but it affects many children. compared with traditional bullying, online harms means that you may be bullied in bed at night, you […]
Australia’s Office of the eSafety Commissioner outlines four categories of online harm. These include cyberbullying (i.e., hurtful content used to deliberately upset a child), adult cyber abuse (i.e., content used to deliberately harm the physical or mental […]
Online harms include language that directly harms specific individuals and members of target groups (such as bullying, hate speech attacks, incendiary and dehumanizing language, or trolling), and some indirect harms (such as spread of propaganda […]
This is an online behavior that can harm a person physically or emotionally. It could be harmful information posted online, or sent to someone.
Online harm is one of the emerging trends towards extreme online content in recent years, including the posts of promoting extremism with linked to the actions of terror, fake news and disinformation campaign which have […]
There are various kinds of online harms in the internet, including online harassment, hate speeches, terrorism contents and etc.. It is a new emerged term that concludes all kinds of online bullying, disinformation and other […]
Online harm is an online form of violence. People post remarks, pictures and videos that are defamatory, infringing or offensive to others on the Internet. It will cause mental and psychological harm to some users and […]
Online harms can be 3C: content, contact, conduct. It means people/users can hurt another people/users online(on the internet). The harms can be bullying, stalking, violent…. Picture from: https://www.webpurify.com/blog/40-statistics-about-cyberbullying-in-2021/
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