Cyberbullying in Online Games: How to Detect and Combat It
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News on the Day and the Hour Latest News Today ESET advises not to restrict video games completely, but to help children develop safe habits, trust and to identify and integrate into positive video game communities. “Cyberbullying in video games rarely begins with a dramatic incident. The most common thing is that it is a repetitive behavior that gradually transforms a positive activity into a stressful experience,” says Mario Micucci, ESET Lat…
Online video games are no longer just entertainment. For millions of children and teenagers, they represent spaces for daily socialization, competition, and constant communication. But behind voice chats, cooperative games, and digital communities, there are also episodes of harassment, humiliation, and threats that often go unnoticed by parents and guardians.
Today, talking about cyberbullying is no longer referring to an isolated problem, but to a consequence of more complex social dynamics. In a context in which mental health is positioned as one of the main global concerns, digital violence grows in intensity and scope, revealing a reality that goes beyond the screens. UNICEF’s report “Infancia, Adolescence and Digital Welfare” warns that cyberbullying directly impacts the emotional well-being of …
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