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Gendered abuse online - statistics & facts

Is a safer, fairer, online world possible? Women and minorities are often targets for those who hide behind the anonymity that is available on social platforms. Online abuse is becoming more common as our lives become further connected to technology. The speed at which technology advances is leaving many online users open to more possibilities of online abuse. Online harm can not only change users’ online behavior; it also has a way of affecting people's offline worlds.
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Published by Daniel Slotta, Dec 17, 2025

Key insights

  • Global teens who have experienced online risks
  • 70%
  • Teenage girls who have experienced personal risk online
  • 50%
  • Teenage girls who have experienced violent content
  • 40%

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Online Gaming

Most targeted gamers experiencing harassment while online gaming in the U.S. 2023

Social Media & User-Generated Content

Global teens on online risks 2023, by gender

Cyber Crime & Security

UK teen internet experiences of harmful content 2024, by gender

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