Some include ignoring the bully, recording evidence (so that if the problem gets out of control, one has proof of the behavior), interrupting the bully, or reporting him to the administrators of the website if this happens on a website (most likely this is a violation of some rules) (“Remove Cyberbullying” 1). These are very good suggestions for stopping cyberbullying, at least in some homes. If the victim is being harassed via instant messaging, they can block the bully or change their phone number. And, if the victim lives with their parents or others, those other people can monitor their devices to see if there are harassing and/or threatening messages. Cyberbullying can also be eliminated from the roots if children learn not to misbehave. They probably learned it from someone they know, so limiting some low-impact behaviors could also help stop cyberbullying. This is a major problem that probably won't go away anytime soon, but until then, everyone needs to pay attention and help stop it.,