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Millions of Australians are online each day. Sometimes things go wrong. |
'I was harassed online, all through school.' 'My ex used my phone to stalk me.' 'We were mean to another player online.' 'I wasn’t sure if online classes were safe for my students.' 'The other kids shared stupid videos of me all the time.' |
'I didn’t know how to help my grandkids with their apps.' 'I went on the computer by myself.' 'My son clicked on a violent video.' 'Someone shared a nude photo of me online. It made me feel exposed.' 'It made me feel powerless.' 'Ashamed.' 'Trapped.' 'It made me feel angry.' |
You are not alone. If you’re online, eSafety can help. 'eSafety helped me respect others online.' 'eSafety helped me stop the online bullying.' 'eSafety helped me try a few new tricks.' 'Helped me be a more confident teacher.' 'Keep my kids safer online.' 'Always ask a grown-up.' |
'eSafety helped me get my picture removed.' 'eSafety helped me learn to protect myself online.' 'eSafety helped me find the right support.' See how eSafety can help you. esafety.gov.au |
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eSafety is Australia's independent regulator for online safety. We educate Australians about online safety risks and help to remove harmful content such as cyberbullying of children, adult cyber abuse and intimate images or videos shared without consent.
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Cyberbullying is when someone uses the internet to be mean to a child or young person so they feel bad or upset.
Adult cyber abuse is when the internet is used to send, post or share content that is harmful to the physical or mental health of someone who is 18 or older.
Image-based abuse is sharing, or threatening to share, an intimate image or video of a person without their consent.
Illegal and restricted content includes material that shows or encourages child sexual abuse, terrorism or other extreme violence.
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