Political Views Now Top Cause of Cyberbullying
Our Beyond Likes 2024 report asked adults across the US questions relating to their experiences of cyberbullying and how they impacted their mental health and self-image.
A roundup of our latest updates, activities, and announcements.
Our Beyond Likes 2024 report asked adults across the US questions relating to their experiences of cyberbullying and how they impacted their mental health and self-image.
An exclusive Winx Club capsule collection of limited edition, co-branded merchandise will be made available globally through a new online store.
The partnership empowers people to stand up to bullies and rally around messages of inclusion, acceptance, and respect.
The Telly Awards honor excellence in video and television across all screens and are judged by leaders from video platforms, television, streaming networks, and production companies.
The long-term partnership will kick off with an influencer-led campaign to mark Stop Cyberbullying Day on June 21st.
We've teamed up with Chromista, the production company of Oscar-nominated director Darren Aronofsky, and creative agency JOAN London to address mob harassment.
This year's World Mental Health Day activities include a groundbreaking research report alongside the launch of an interactive educational resource.
The live event by Cybersmile and Urban Decay in Soho, London, provided over 300 guests with an interactive experience centered on freedom, allyship, and hope.
As part of our global partnership with Urban Decay, we sat down with 3x world swimming champion Anastasia Pagonis to discuss life online.
Jillian joins our list of ambassadors to promote an inclusive internet, advocate for disabled rights in fashion, and support our mission against online abuse.
The collaboration features a powerful call-to-action video series starring the 3x World Champion swimmer.
We are excited to mark Stop Cyberbullying Day with a contribution from our Youth & Parenting advisor Dr. Deborah Gilboa.
Meta's decision to implement teen accounts marks a significant step toward addressing concerns about youth safety on social media.
𝕏 CEO Linda Yaccarino has previously spoken in favor of the KOSA, contrasting the stance of most other major tech companies.
The results of a newly announced government study are expected to guide the next steps in the implementation of the Online Safety Act.
The legislation allows a year for social media platforms to develop technological solutions to ensure compliance while maintaining user privacy.
Dr. Giovanni Salum, co-author of the study, spoke of an overall perception that mental health issues are becoming more commonplace and that evidence suggests that internet use and social media may contribute to that.
Findings from the study, according to the researchers, have "significant implications" for policymakers, public health, and clinical practice.
Chinese authorities are proposing new rules to combat online abuse, which include strict penalties for people who are abusive and for platforms that are deemed to be not doing enough to counter the issue.
In an effort to improve community safety online, Xbox has recently announced the introduction of new measures to tackle bullying and harassment in multi-player games.
The ICO felt that the platform had not taken enough steps to obtain parental consent, leaving children open to being served potentially harmful or inappropriate content.