Online and digital abuse
If you’re experiencing online or digital abuse, it can feel like there’s no way out. But you are not alone. If you need help, or someone to talk to, visit our support page. We’re here for you.
Blocking and reporting content
Whether you’ve received abuse or you’ve seen harmful or hateful content, you can block it and report it.
Privacy and control
You have a right to digital privacy. It’s your choice what to share, when to share it and who to share it with. Differences in how you approach your digital lives can be a big cause of arguments. But behaviour can also quickly become controlling. If you’re being pressured, forced or manipulated to do something you don’t want to, or your partner is monitoring what you’re doing online, this isn’t ok.
Digital breakups
It doesn’t matter how long you were together, or the reasons for your split, breakups are tough. Social media and tech might have made finding love easier, but they can make splits more complicated. And if you’ve been digitally intimate, you’ll have to handle the breakup online too. Find out what you need to do to separate your digital lives – and keep yourself safe.
Sexting and sharing nudes
Nudes you want to send or receive are exciting. But if your intimate images are shared without your permission, you receive unwanted pics, or you’re being blackmailed, it can be hard not to panic. But help is available.
Think for yourself
Sometimes we’re influenced online by misleading, or even harmful, content. This can lead us to believe things that aren’t true or reinforce negative stereotypes. Like misogynistic views or ideas about dominance in relationships. So it’s important to think critically about what you’re seeing online, and decide for yourself what you believe.
Get Support!
Looking for help or someone to talk to? Visit our Support Page – we’re here for you!