Online Abuse What you need to know. Key messages: Your online world will follow you off line. What you say or do online can be seen forever. How you behave,

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Online Abuse What you need to know

Key messages: Your online world will follow you off line. What you say or do online can be seen forever. How you behave, upload or share may be seen by your parents, friends, teachers, future employers and you can lose control of how its shared and by whom very quickly. If you are worried about anything you have seen or done online you can speak to ChildLine on or go to childline.org.uk

It is not ok to: Post stuff that would hurt or upset others. Hack or steal someone’s identity. Take send or share inappropriate images of people. Think before you post – your actions can have a negative consequence for yourself and/or others. BE SHARE AWARE

How does it feel? Trolling: I have been getting all these awful messages on this social network website. The site is anonymous so I don’t know who is saying all these things about me. Not knowing who is writing all these messages is the worst thing. I don’t feel like I can talk to my parents about it because there some horrible rumours on there about me and I don’t want my parents to see them. (Girl, 12-15)

How does it feel? Fake Profile: I don’t know how to get a profile someone has created about me removed. Everyone has been posting horrible comments about me on it which is really upsetting me. They’ve even put some pictures on there. I feel so humiliated and like I want to disappear. Maybe I should just do what they say and kill myself because I feel so hopeless. (Anon)

How does it feel? Threatening behaviour: I was talking to someone I met online who said they were my age. They kept complimenting me so I agreed to go on camera for them. The situation turned really bad but I felt trapped in it. I feel so disgusted with myself after what I did and to make it worse, they’re now threatening me with the video. I don’t know what to do? (Boy, 16-18)

How does it feel? Grooming: I’m not sure if what I’ve done is illegal? I met this guy online who I thought was my age. He complimented me all the time and said he thought I was pretty. I’m not very popular at school so I found it really flattering – he made me feel good about myself and like I was wanted. We’d been talking for a while before he asked me to send him a naked picture of myself. He had been so nice to me so I did, but now I’m worried I’ve done something wrong. (Girl, 12-15)

How does it feel? Tagging Nasty Photos: I can’t cope with being bullied anymore. People create social networking pages about me and tag me in horrible pictures, then laugh about it at school. I feel like there’s no escaping the bullies. I know I need to tell someone about it if I want things to change but it’s hard. I feel so embarrassed that this is happening to me. (Anonymous)

What should you do? ‘’I know I need to tell someone about it if I want things to change but it’s hard’’. Who to go to? Parents Teacher Pastoral staff

Further sources of information and advice for young people: This is Abuse - Childline for young people under The Site – support for young people aged NSPCC Share Aware Campaign -