Like all things, the abuse is on a spectrum, but one thing can be ascertained by the trendline, and that is that all kinds of online abuse are increasing. Because not only is it easier, it is also available twenty-four hours a day, and offers a high degree of anonymity. People don't have to "risk their face" in the same way as they had to earlier, whether that is to protect them from being physically hurt, or recognised for a crime.

This very comfort gives people the freedom to commit any crime they choose. The comfort of invisibility, anonymity, and anonymity makes it easier for criminals to commit crimes. The virtual world has a dangerous dimension in this respect. It's crucial for parents to educate their children on this issue. I'd argue that deterrent punishments should be increased. But who can punish someone in Country A if they exploit someone in Country B?