Question

difference between cyberbullying and cyberstalking​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

At one level, cyberstalking is much like cyberbullying, as it involves the sending of repeated annoying and unwelcome messages. But cyberstalking goes far beyond cyberbullying in terms of motivations and tactics.

Answer 2

Answer:

So you probably see the terms ‘cyberbully’ and ‘cyber-stalker’ used quite frequently around here. I would’ve gone on using them as they are if not for an email I received earlier from a concerned mum of 2.

“My son is being cyber-stalked by his classmates, too,” she wrote “He’s been getting lots of hurtful messages on his Twitter feed.”

And that’s when I realized—aw shucks. I’ve led my readers to believe that the two are interchangeable words. Because yeah, the son is being cyberbullied. But that’s slightly different from being cyber-stalked. So consider this an emergency blog, because I need to get a few things straight.

First, you should know that yeah, in essence, cyberbullying, cyber-harassment and cyber-stalking are all the same. Because they all include one form or the other of…

Insults or degradationThreat to harmSpreading rumors or defamationIdentity theftConstant provocation