Online and social media platforms have improved teen communication and socialization. However, they have also made it easier for bullies to access their victims. 46% of US teenagers aged 13-17 reported experiencing one form of cyberbullying or another in a 2022 study. Cyberbullying can be defined as online harassment or humiliation that is advanced through …
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