
South Korean Students Avoid Group Chats Amid Cyberbullying Concerns
Students in South Korea are increasingly avoiding school-related group chats due to growing concerns over cyberbullying. They fear that even silence in these chats could lead to accusations of school violence.
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S. Korean students avoiding school-related group chats over cyberbullying concerns - The Straits Times
S. Korean students avoiding school-related group chats over cyberbullying concerns The Straits Times
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Students in South Korea are increasingly being warned that simply staying silent in group chats could expose them to school violence accusations, as concerns grow over cyberbullying and its consequences. Advice circulating on social media has urged students to avoid participating in group chats altogether, arguing that even minimal engagement — or none at all — could lead to unintended involvement in abusive situations. An Instagram post titled “How to avoid being accused of school violence on g
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