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1import e from"./C3dWCmJ3.js";const t={AntiBullying:{title:"Bullying Prevention","info-lists":["Here at LiveMe, we have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to cyberbullying. As a global broadcast community App that thrives on creativity and expression, LiveMe's top priority is that users feel safe and comfortable when logging in to the LiveMe community.","Cyberbullying includes (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or derogatory content about someone else. It can include sharing personal or private information about someone else causing embarrassment or humiliation. Some cyberbullying crosses the line into unlawful or criminal behavior.","We’re committed to protecting our user from bullying on LiveMe. Let’s review the tools and features we’ve developed to keep you safe."],bannerSwiperList:{"disable-title":"Disable chat","disable-text":["Disable a person’s ability to comment on your broadcast room. People can’t post the comment on your broadcast room."],"block-title":"Block permanently","block-text":["When you block someone permanently, they will be expelled from your broadcast room immediately and never watch your broadcast again."],"remove-title":"Remove","remove-text":["When you remove someone, they will be expelled from your broadcast room immediately until the end of this broadcast."],"report-title":"Report inappropriate behavior","report-text":["If you find some inappropriate behavior on LiveMe App, please report to us.","1. Report to us by the REPORT menu in the LiveMe App. 2. Send messages to [email protected]."]},tab:{title:"3 Ways to Survive Cyberbullying",text1:"Cyberbullying is inevitable if you spend time on any social platform. Although we can't control how others behave online, we can take steps to improve our own experiences and behavior and how we respond to the negativity.","title-item1":"Being an upstander. If you receive a mean meme, witness a hurtful comment, or see someone struggling with digital harassment.","title-item2":"Limit our sharing online. Do not post anything that may compromise your reputation or your personal privacy.","title-item2-text1":"1. Report and flag the abusive content to our Anti-Cyberbullying team or the social platform.","title-item2-text2":"2. Never forward, engage or 'like' malicious content.","title-item2-text3":"3. Reach out to someone when being hurt online.","title-item3":"Emotional sharing. Talk to a trusted adult about cyberbullying. It can be your parent, grandparent,a friend, teacher, counselor, principal."},adviser:{title:"Anti-Bullying Advisory Board",userinfo1:["Tina Meier:","Founder and Executive Director of the Megan Meier Foundation",`Tina Meier is the Founder and Executive Director of the Megan Meier Foundation. On October 16, 2006, Meier's life took a devastating turn when her 13-year-old daughter, Megan Taylor Meier, took her own life after being cyberbullied by an adult neighbor posing as a fictitious boy named "Josh Evans" on MySpace. In December of 2007, Tina Meier founded the Megan Meier Foundation, a non-profit organization whose mission is to support and inspire actions to end bullying, cyberbullying, and suicide. Since its inception, Tina and Foundation staff have reached over 350,000 students, parents, and educators in over 900  presentations across the United States. Tina worked closely with Senator Scott Rupp and Governor Matt Blunt's Internet Task Force for the State of Missouri to help pass Senate Bill 818,which went into law on August 28, 2008.`,`Representing the mission of the Foundation, Tina appeared nationall and internationally on a large variety of network television stations, new magazines, and syndicated talk shows speaking about the issues of bullying, cyberbullying, and suicide. She served as a consultant for the 2011 ABC Family movie, "Cyberbuy" ,and appeared in several documentaries, including Discovery ID's "Web of Lies" and the story of Lizzie Velasquez "A Brave Heart." Most recently, Tina was a featured speaker for TedX in 2016. Tina has received numerous recognitions and awards on behalf of the Foundation for her bullying and cyberbullying prevention efforts. Meier continues to travel throughout the country educating youth, parents, educators, and professionals on the harmful effects of bullying and cyberbullying with hopes to inspire others to "Be Megan's Voice ... Be the Change!"`]},resources:{title:"Additional Resources",text:"Here are some additional resources you may find helpful.","resources-item1":{title:"CYBERBULLYING RESEARCH CENTER",text:"To provide up-to-date information about the nature, extent, causes, and consequences of cyberbullying among adolescents."},"resources-item2":{title:"Stopbullying",text:"To provide information from various government agencies on what bullying is, what cyberbullying is, who is at risk, and how you can prevent and respond to bullying."},"resources-item3":{title:"NATIONAL BULLYNG HELPLINE",text:"Help and advice for adults and children dealing with bullying."},"resources-item4":{title:"ConnectSafely",text:"A nonprofit organization dedicated to educating people about safety, privacy, security and digital wellness."},"resources-item5":{title:"THE CYBERSMILE FOUNDATION",text:"A multi-award-winning nonprofit organization committed to digital wellbeing and tackling all forms of bullying and abuse online."},"resources-item6":{title:"End To Cyber Bullying",text:"A non-profit organization aimed at combating cyberbullying in this modern age of advancing technology."}

1,"resources-item7":{title:"Kind Campaign",text:"A internationally recognized nonprofit organization that brings awareness and healing to the negative and lasting effects of girl-against-girl bullying through their global movement, documentary film, in- school assemblies and education curriculums."},"resources-item8":{title:"Trevor Project",text:"The Trevor Project is the leading national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) young people under 25. Provides support to LGBTQ+TEENS."}}}},n=Object.assign(e,t);export{n as default};