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computer definitions

terms about cyber safety

QuestionAnswer
flaming Sending angry or rude messages directed at a person
Harassment Unsolicited words or actions intended to annoy or abuse another individual.
cyber-stalking Repeated harassment using electronics that includes threats of harm, or that is highly intimidating and intrusive on one’s personal privacy.
denigration to spread negative or hurtful information
exclusion to leave someone out
trolling make a deliberately offensive or provocative online posting
impersonation pretending to be another person
outing letting people know another person's secret usually without the permission of the person its hurting
trickery deception; to make someone do something they don’t want to
instant messaging to directly send someone a message
upstander people willing to stand up for others
malicious intending to do harm
crossing the line to go too far with something
snapchat app that allows users to send and receive photos and videos
anonymous someone of an unknown name
privacy free from public attention
posting to put a picture or something you say for everyone to see
settings where a device can be adjusted
digital media any media that are encoded in a machine-readable format.
reputation what people think of you
texting to send a message on an electronic device
teasing to make fun of
empathy the ability to understand and share the feelings of another
criminal someone who has committed a crime
report to let people know that someone is doing bad things
app something that is downloaded on a electronic device to fulfill a certain purpose
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