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Find out how to support a young person who has been targeted by cyberbullying.

Unwanted contact is any type of online communication that makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.

If you are receiving unpleasant and intimidating messages, or starting to feel harassed, you may be experiencing cyberstalking.

Find out how to have harmful online content removed by a site, game or app, as well as how eSafety can help if further action is needed.

Catfishing is when someone sets up a fake online identity and uses it to trick and control others.

These resources are for frontline workers supporting people dealing with technology-facilitated domestic, family and sexual violence.

Learn how to limit the damage if you have shared an intimate image or video of someone without their consent.

Online chat and messaging apps can help people stay connected, whether they are next door or on the other side of the world.

Knowing when you are sharing your location – and who can see it – can help you protect your privacy and stay safe online.

Advice on safety planning with children and support and help for children in domestic and family violence situations.

Make the most of the security features available on your devices and when you connect online, and build good habits to keep yourself safe.

Our online safety checklist can help if you’re experiencing tech-based domestic, family and sexual violence.

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