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Worried about cyberbullying? Has your child ever been a victim of online bullying? It is quite frightening to think that your child might be a victim of cyberbullying. But the main question is what parents can do to keep their children safe from these miscreants. Which brings us to the topic of this article: how to keep your children safe from online bullies<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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A lot of people are not aware of what cyberbullying or online bullying is and how it occurs.<\/p>\n

Cyberbullying<\/a> is a kind of bullying that takes place over the digital space. It can occur through text, email, social media, forums or online gaming where the content can be shared and viewed online. For example, if someone posts a video or photo on Facebook which is designed to publicly embarrass another person then it is cyberbullying.<\/p>\n

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How to Keep Your Children Safe from Online Bullies <\/strong><\/h2>\n

Cyberbullying is more common than most people think. Many parents never get to hear about it because most kids do not tell their parents that they have been bullied online. They feel embarrassed and ashamed which is why they don\u2019t talk about it. Nowadays, it is quite difficult to prevent cyberbullying because of the advancement in technologies. However, parents can reduce the chance of it happening to their child by taking some measures.<\/p>\n

Set Some Rules for Technology Use<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Parents should set some rules for technology use for their children. Parents should talk to their children and tell them that they have to follow these to keep them safe from online bullies and other technology-related risks. Following are some of the ways parents can reduce the chance of cyberbullying.<\/p>\n