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first steps to protecting yourself. And remember that a
mental health professional can help you sort through the
complications of dealing with bullies online.

Try this Cyberbullying Course to learn more.

6. Consider how your actions affect others.

Similar to the point above, good digital citizens need to
know that their actions online affect others—both
positively and negatively. This means avoiding
cyberbullying and hate speech, and being respectful of
others' opinions and beliefs. No trolling allowed.

7. Take ownership over your digital footprint.

A person's digital footprint is information that exists
about them online. It's built from their activity—what a
person likes, what they post, the information they
provide on certain sites, their browser history, etc. All of
those components are what makes up someone’s digital
footprint.

Taking ownership of your digital footprint means
creating a positive online presence. Make sure that what