cyberstalking
- noun
- /ˈsaɪbərˌstɔkɪŋ/
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- The police arrested him for repeatedly engaging in cyberstalking by sending threatening messages online.
- cyberstalking charges
- cyberstalking law
Examples
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Serious cyberstalking is far more common than we think.
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All of the states have similarly written statutes concerning cyberstalking.
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Still, there remains a lack of legislation at the federal level to specifically address cyberstalking, leaving the majority of legislative prohibitions against cyberstalking at the state level.
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Cyberstalking is bullying.
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Now, some people have suggested that I should just ignore Neal Rauhauser, as if ignoring him would cause him to stop his obsessive cyberstalking.
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Many victims of cyberstalking find it difficult to escape the constant harassment on social media.
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She filed a report after realizing that her ex-boyfriend's behavior constituted cyberstalking through relentless monitoring of her online activities.
How Harassing
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Etymology
Cyberstalking joins cyber- ('computer or internet') and stalking ('quietly following or harassing someone'). So, cyberstalking is using the internet to follow, harass, or threaten someone online.