More than 42% of Internet Users in EU Encounter Hostile Online Messages in 2025: Eurostat
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In 2025, 42.3% of Internet users in the EU met online messages that they considered hostile and degrading to certain groups of people or individuals, on Friday, Eurostat.
The most common targets of hostile messages were people due to their political and social views, racial and ethnic origin, sexual orientation, and religion.
More than 42% of internet users in EU encounter hostile online messages in 2025: Eurostat
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In the EU as a whole, in 2025, 42.3% of users of the internet in the Community found ‘online' messages which they considered hostile and degrading directed at specific groups of people or individuals.
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