How to Respond to Cyberbullying

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What is Cyberbullying 

First of all I will start by defining Cyber Bullying. Cyber Bullying is when someone sends abusive or insultive words or messages to you by electronic means. For instance, someone can send threats or  insultive words to your phone through your social media accounts such as facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, Text message, Anonymous or non anonymous phone call and so on. Anyone can be cyberbullied, however this phenomenon is usually common among popular figures, such as sports men and women, politicians, religious figures and so on.

How to respond to Cyberbullying. 

The best way to respond to Cyberbullying is to block the person on the online platform which he/she uses to send those messages. For example if you are being bullied through a phone call you can block the  person’s number or numbers. This will prevent further calls or text messages from that person. Similarly, on online social networks such as Twitter and Facebook you can block any person from sending messages to you. The process is easy. All social networking sites have instructions on how to block and unblock accounts of people from sending messages to you.

If the Cyberbullying is done anonymously, or the person uses fake accounts to send messages, take a step further by reporting the situation to the administrators of the online plateform.

EURO 2020 FINAL

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Italy takes in England in the final of EURO 2020. It promises to be a very tight affair. England will be looking to win the cup again since 1966. But they are up against a very experienced and tactical Italian side. It will be advantage England because they will be playing at home in Wembley Stadium.

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Euro 2020; England end Denmark’s Hope

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England beat Denmark 2-1 to advance to the final of EURO 2020. This is the first time England will qualify for the final since 1966

Denmark scored first form free kick in the 30th minute through Milkel Dammsgaard . A good english response forced Denmark to conceed 9 minutes later from an own goal following a fine cross. The game went into extra time. In the 104th minute, England won a penalty after Raheem Sterling was brought down in the box by Joakim Maehle. Harry kane’s penalty was saved but the rebound fell to him kindly to shoot it home.

England face Italy for the title.

About Cookies

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HTML cookies are some kind of data that is stored on your computer/ phone through your web browser while browsing. Cookies stores information such as your browsing history, and other kind of information which make you have a good browsing experience.

One good thing about cookies is that it can help you to quickly fill form online on a website using information you have previously entered in another website.

Some people don’t like cookies because it records their browsing history or make some other people log on to a website they have previously visited on their computer because it auto filled the login details for them.

You can control how cookies work or even disable it completely. However disabling cookies isn’t recommended. Some websites may not even work at all if cookies is not enabled.

To control how HTML cookies work, visit the help page of your browser.

How to control Cookies in Google Chrome

Click the 3 dots icon at the top right of the browser window.

Select Settings.

Scroll down to the bottom and click, site settings, in the advanced section.

Then click Cookies, there you will be given options to control how cookies should work for you.