Question

identify all of the ways you can stop cyberbullying.
a save all evidence of cyberbullying.
b contact law enforcement.
c expect
o privacy\.
d do not give out private information.
e file a complaint with your internet or phone provider.
f watch for signs that others may be a victim and tell an adult.
g do not respond to cyberbullying.
h participate in anti - bullying programs.
i talk to your friends about cyberbullying.
j tell a trusted adult.

Explanation:

• A: Saving evidence is crucial for reporting and taking action against cyberbullying.
• B: Law enforcement can intervene if the cyberbullying crosses legal boundaries (e.g., threats, harassment).
• D: Protecting private information reduces the risk of being targeted or having information misused.
• E: Internet/phone providers may have policies and can take action against the bully (e.g., blocking accounts).
• F: Being vigilant and reporting on behalf of others helps create a safer environment.
• G: Responding can often escalate the situation; ignoring (when safe to do so) is a strategy.
• H: Anti - bullying programs raise awareness and provide tools to combat cyberbullying.
• I: Discussing with friends spreads awareness and can lead to collective action.
• J: Adults (parents, teachers etc.) can provide support, guidance, and help in reporting.

C ("Expect 'no privacy'") is not a way to stop cyberbullying. While online privacy is a concern, it is more of a general statement about the online environment rather than an active measure to stop cyberbullying.

Answer:

A. Save all evidence of cyberbullying, B. Contact law enforcement, D. Do NOT give out private information, E. File a complaint with your internet or phone provider, F. Watch for signs that others may be a victim and TELL an adult, G. Do NOT respond to cyberbullying, H. Participate in anti - bullying programs, I. Talk to your friends about cyberbullying, J. Tell a trusted adult.