How to spot signs of your child being cyberbullied or trolled


When a child is a target of cyberbullying or trolling, there might be a change in their usual behaviour. Photos: Freepik

Sixteen-year-old schoolgirl Sofea* (not her real name) got to know a 17-year-old schoolboy, Ryan* online during the pandemic and became friends.

They chatted online, shared images and videos with each other, but not intimate ones.

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