Three out of 10 parents in India say their children have been victims of cyberbullying and a majority of them through social networking sites like Facebook.
The survey done by Ipsos - a global market research company - found that 45 percent of Indian parents believed a child in their community was being cyberbullied, while a majority (53 percent) parents are aware of the issue.
Cyberbullying is when a child or group of children -- under the age of 18 -- intentionally intimidate, offend, threaten or embarrass another child or group of kids specifically through the use of information technology, such as a website or chat room on internet, a cellular telephone or another mobile device.
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The survey done by Ipsos - a global market research company - found that 45 percent of Indian parents believed a child in their community was being cyberbullied, while a majority (53 percent) parents are aware of the issue.
Cyberbullying is when a child or group of children -- under the age of 18 -- intentionally intimidate, offend, threaten or embarrass another child or group of kids specifically through the use of information technology, such as a website or chat room on internet, a cellular telephone or another mobile device.
Click here to read more ......
Solutions : www.xcyss.in
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