Cyberbullying has emerged as a prevalent form of peer violence, particularly among teenagers, leading to severe emotional harm. In a bid to help parents detect if their children are victims without invading their privacy, expert David Smith suggests monitoring predictive text suggestions on their devices. This method allows parents to gauge the emotional tone of recent conversations by simply observing frequently suggested words without needing to read private messages. Such tools are designed to learn users' common phrases and can provide hints about their emotional state and interactions.
According to education and child behaviour expert David Smith, parents can monitor their child's cyberbullying situation by checking predictive text suggestions without invading their privacy.
Mr Smith explains that predictive text reflects the words a child uses often, making it a subtle yet revealing tool for parents to gauge their child's emotional state.
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