Statistics & Facts
Cyberbullying & Online Behaviour
Mental Health Impacts
Rules & Laws
Support & Solutions
100

What percentage of 16–24 year olds reported at least one bad experience online?

75%

100

Name one negative behaviour people experience online.

Cyberbullying, Cyberscamming, Discrimination, Explicit Content, Harassment, Shaming, Spreading false information.

100

Name one mental health condition linked to cyberbullying.

Anxiety, depression, social isolation, low self-esteem, suicidal thoughts and behaviours.

100

What new rule will be in place by the end of 2025 regarding social media access for children?

The social media ban
100

Who can adolescents or guardians report harmful content to?

E-Safety Commissioner, Teenline, KidsHelpLine

200

What percentage of people aged 16–24 were sent unwanted and inappropriate content in 2023?

32%

200

What percentage of adolescents were called bad names online?

24-30%

200

What percentage of Australians aged 16–24 suffer from depression or anxiety due to online hate or discrimination?

38%

200

What is the minimum age set by the new rule for accessing social media?

16-years-old

200

Name one benefit of limiting screen time for young people.

Better mental health, decreased chance of negative experiences

300

In 2019, what percentage of young people said they had been sent unwanted and inappropriate content?

14%

300

Cyberbullying can lead to increased feelings of ______ and ______.

Anxiety and Depression

300

Exposure to harmful online content can normalize which two dangerous behaviours?

eating disorders and self-harm.

300

The eSafety Commissioner is Australia’s independent regulator for what?

Protection against online abuse, enforce the online safety act..

300

What is one thing parents can do to help their children identify dangers online?

reporting negative online behaviour, educating their child on being aware and alert.

400

What percentage of adults had their personal information used without consent?

25%

400

Name two types of harmful online content teenagers might be exposed to that normalize dangerous behaviour.

Self-harm and eating disorders.

400

Online behaviours can disrupt what daily pattern, which can affect school performance?

Disrupt sleep patterns, decrease school grades and attendance. 

400

Name two functions of the eSafety Commissioner’s Online Safety Program.

Protect adolescents and adults against online abuse and harassment, analyze trends and online behaviors to guide policy and improve safety interventions.

400

Name two organisations or call centres where young people can seek help.

Kids Helpline, E-Safety Commissioner

500

What percentage of people (both old and young) had experienced cyberbullying, scamming, or online discrimination?

79%

500

Besides cyberbullying, name two other common harmful behaviours found online.

Cyberscamming, misinformation, online harassment, Doxxing (spreading information about a person without consent)

500

Cyberbullying and exposure to harmful content can increase risks of using what type of substances?

Illegal or dangerous substances such as drugs and alcohol.

500

The new social media rule is designed to reduce the chance of what type of images being shared?

Violent or graphic imagery, self-harm or suicide related visuals, non-consensual image sharing, cyberbullying-related media

500

The eSafety Commissioner works to eliminate which three types of harmful online content?

Cyber abuse, explicit content, negative or harmful online content