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In colloboration with Interactive Media Institute, CYPSY24 invites presentations across a wide variety of topics including but certainly not limited to: Social Networking, Online Behavior, Cyberstalking, Forensic Cyberpsychology (Cybersecurity / Cybercrime), Augmented and Virtual Reality, Ethics related to Automation and Machine Learning, Avatars, e-Health, SMART applications, IoT, and other emerging applications.
What is Cyberstalking? And can it be prevented? Cyberstalking is defined as “the use of the internet, or other electronic means, to harass and intimidate a selected victim”. Cyberstalking behaviours include trolling, sending threatening messages and hacking emails. However, there are steps that you can put in place to prevent cyberstalking from happening to you. Watch this video to see our 4 steps to protect yourself from cyberstalking.