Because the bullying is happening on your phone, tablet or computer cyberbullying can feel like a complete invasion as it can happen even when you’re in a safe place like your bedroom.

"Even when we realized that it wasn't a kid, we weren't expecting that it would be a parent ... it was a shock to all of us." ...

In other words, it gives human qualities to computer systems ... and that’s where we see a greater intensity of the impact of cyberbullying on kids.” Experts fear AI could make cyberbullying ...

NIT-T researchers develop Bully Ind, an educational gaming app to prevent cyber-bullying among school students aged 12-17.