Cyberstalking and harassment can take many different forms, whether you’re receiving distressing messages, being bullied, having personal information released online, or you suspect you’re being monitored. This guide will help you understand what laws and regulations apply in the UK, how to report cyberstalking and harassment, what evidence you should collect and store, and how to engage with the police and other supporting organisations.

New Home Office measures aim to protect stalking victims by revealing stalkers’ identities and strengthening protection orders. Learn how these changes address the impact of stalking and advocate for improved support.

Recent changes to X's blocking function, which allow blocked users to view public posts without interacting, have raised privacy and safety concerns, particularly regarding stalking. To safeguard your privacy, it's recommended to switch your posts to protected mode, review and remove untrusted followers, and be cautious with historical content. Additionally, users should disable precise location sharing and avoid tagging locations in posts to protect their whereabouts. For those experiencing stalking or unwanted interactions, documenting behaviour and seeking support from organisations like The Cyber Helpline is advised.

Relationships can turn trust into a digital threat, with partners or ex-partners potentially misusing shared access to accounts, devices, and sensitive data. Get essential steps to secure your digital privacy, like updating passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and revoking access. Protecting yourself now can prevent emotional harm, financial loss, and privacy violations down the line.

Uncover the truth behind common cyberstalking myths in this essential guide. From misconceptions about blocking stalkers to false beliefs about digital safety, we debunk the top 8 myths that could be putting you at risk. Learn practical tips and expert insights from our recent webinar hosted by The Cyber Helpline and Paladin to help you stay secure online.

On National Stalking Awareness Week, we explore alarming statistics and trends of stalking and cyberstalking in the UK. Delve into our comprehensive approach to handling cyberstalking cases, ensuring victims receive the support and assistance they need.

What starts as a seemingly ordinary situation—an admirer's interest in a young woman—swiftly transforms into a nightmarish ordeal that could have ended in a fatality. This survivor's story sheds light on cyber threats, emphasising the need for stronger cybersecurity measures.

Netflix’s new documentary series 'Can I Tell You a Secret?' explores the case of Matthew Hardy, a notorious cyberstalker from England. Read through the case and uncover the impact of cyberstalking and online harassment on victims, as well as the lessons learned for society and law enforcement.

Apple AirTags have taken a sinister turn, becoming tools of stalking. Read through the misuse of this technology, Apple's response, and the emotional impact on victims.

You may share secret information online when you post photos on social media. Learn about the information contained in photos and how you can protect yourself.

Meet Demelza, a Cyberstalking Specialist in our Cyberstalking team. Learn about how the combination of her PhD in the Cyberstalking space combined with her frontline experience helps her get good outcomes for our service users.

The vast majority of stalking cases involve the use of technology or the internet to either carry out stalking behaviours or facilitate the stalking. Technology reaches every area of our lives and for those experiencing cyberstalking this often means no escape. The impact can be huge. This is a look at what it is like to experience cyberstalking.

Cyberstalking is a serious crime with potentially devastating effects on the victim. Find out how you can take action against a cyberstalker and how you can prevent being cyberstalked.

The Cyber Helpline has teamed up with Sussex Stalking Support to improve its expert support for victims of cyberstalking and cyber-enabled stalking.