When
somebody cyberbullies you, and you
can identify the IP address associated
with that person, run it through
the following interface to lookup
the Internet Service Provider (ISP)
who owns the IP, and oftentimes email
address (e.g., abuse@isp.com) of
the person at that ISP who handles
complaints of abuse and misuse of
Internet resources. Then, send to
that email address all evidence of
the cyberbullying behavior, as well
as the exact date, time, and IP address
information.
Also provided through this tool is other information you can use to document
your case and supply to investigating authorities. Be sure to print or save
to your hard drive the results of the query.
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"I found the workshop extremely interesting, scary, and informative. The information was given in a concise and organized manner. All information was timely in nature. The consequences of improper use were totally shocking. Our children and society must be taught to be aware of the dangers, and must learn to use the Internet responsibility. Bullying in any form must be stopped. We need an organized and consistent curriculum to help our children of today understand this very powerful tool they have at their disposal and parents must ensure its proper use. Monitoring the internet at several different levels is critical. The presentation was wonderful and professionally done." Donna Eldredge, Assistant Principal, H. L. Johnson Elementary School
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