Australia has officially banned social media use for under-16s, passing legislation requiring age verification on platforms like Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram. The government aims to combat cyberbullying and its impact on mental health, but the implementation details remain a subject of ongoing discussion.
Jyoti Arora, the mother of 10-year-old spiritual content creator Abhinav Arora, has filed a complaint against seven YouTubers in Mathura, alleging they trolled her son and violated his privacy. She also claimed that Abhinav received a life threat from Lawrence Bishnoi’s gang, highlighting the harassment he faces despite his young age.
California has joined a growing movement across the US to limit smartphone use in schools. This move, driven by concerns over student distraction, mental health, and cyberbullying, aims to create a more focused and safe learning environment. However, exceptions for emergencies ensure students can access help during critical situations.
In a new interview with CBS, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry discuss their concerns about online bullying and its impact on their children. The couple emphasizes the importance of protecting children’s mental health in the digital age and will participate in a global conference on ending violence against children in Colombia.
The Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill aimed at safeguarding children from dangerous online content, marking the first significant congressional effort in decades to hold tech companies accountable for the harms their platforms may cause. The bill, championed by parents of children who suffered from online bullying or other harm, would require companies to implement measures to prevent harm on platforms frequently used by minors.
Xiaolei Wu, a Chinese music student studying in Boston, was sentenced to nine months in prison for harassing and threatening a fellow student who advocated for democracy in China. Wu’s actions, which included online threats and attempts to incite online abuse, were deemed ‘egregious’ by the judge. The sentence serves as a deterrent to Chinese students in the US who may engage in such behavior.
Fans of Jelly Roll are unable to interact with the singer on social media after he retreated from the platforms due to incessant body shaming. His wife, Bunny, revealed the distressing reason behind his departure in a TikTok clip promoting her podcast. She denounced the bullying and emphasized the harmful impact it can have, especially on those who are vulnerable. Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason Bradley DeFord, has been candid about his weight struggles and recently lost significant weight in preparation for the upcoming Rose Bowl race.
Christy Turlington opens up about a cyberbullying incident involving her son, the importance of self-acceptance, and her daughter’s modeling aspirations.
Bunnie Xo, the wife of rapper Jelly Roll, has condemned the cyberbullying that drove her husband to quit social media. Bunnie revealed that Jelly had been subjected to relentless bullying about his weight, causing him to withdraw from online platforms. She emphasized the hurtful nature of such behavior and highlighted the grave consequences of cyberbullying, including an increased risk of suicide.
Country singer Jelly Roll has reportedly left the internet following hurtful comments about his weight. His wife, Bunnie Xo, revealed that the negative remarks made on social media have deeply affected the singer. Jelly Roll had previously announced plans to lose weight ahead of a 5K, but the bullying has forced him to disengage from online platforms. The couple has spoken out against the harmful effects of online harassment and urged people to be kind to others.
