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Text bullying: Consequence of Mobile Phone in Today’s Society-----Raisul Islam

Today’s mobile phone has moved a mere technical device to an important “Social object”. The 7th mass media mobile phone is like the internet is an interactive media which capitalize on social networking and digital communication system like the other mass media; it can imitate the whole thing. Today the subscription of the mobile phone in the whole world nearing an estimated six billion. In the context of Bangladesh mobile phone is growing up very fast. While mobile phones are increasing economic and social capital throughout the world and their uses to promote freedom, there are also divisive and dangerous uses that should be acknowledged. It brings the world “The Good, The Awful and The Horrible” Mobile Mania and Mobile Manners Mobile phones are portable, personal and pervasive tools for communication between people today. We can easily share text, voice audio, video, photo with everyone. Today mobile phone has become the latest weapons of harassment. Everyone now owing a mobile phone, the anonymity, slowness of the telecommunication service providers and failing of law provider, harassment is now a regular trend. Harassment is nothing but used to elucidate any kind of unwanted things. One of the most familiar from may involve creating unwanted phone calls, sending unnecessary, offensive and hostile short messages. Typical Mobile Phone Use and Text Bullying In recent years many cell phone users have been sending SMS. It is the cheapest and easiest way to communicate information and news. But some researchers have said that text could have been rejected as a slow and cumbersome with phone calls. Some researcher said texting provide the user an instant means of communicating with another person .Texting can be used asynchronously as well as synchronously. It gives the users an opportunity to take time to think and consider the response. However, text message is sometime a serous kind of offense. It could be addicting. When the user creating unwanted, offensive, hostile short message. It could also include coercion, sexual remarks and hate speech. This is called text bullying. It is objectionable on ethical grounds. With the boom of technology text messages are now used as a bat of harassment. It includes:  Sending mean, angry, boorish, vulgar text.  Sending nasty nude picture or MMS.  Repeatedly sending threats of impairment.  Giving very private message.  Using one’s username to spread fabrication about others. Text bullying: World perspective Texting has increased day by day for continuing technological advancement. It is a primary communicational tool for the young people. Indeed, 61% of aged 8-11, 87% of aged 12-15 and 97% adult aged fewer than 25 are familiar with texting. Now the matter is, when this typical texting behavior does starts to be experience as a problem. United Kingdom first formed anti texting act in 1997. According to that act, “A person must not follow a course of conduct-------  Which amounts to harassment of another?  Which one ought to know amounts to harassment of another? Now take a quick glance in world’s condition. In United Kingdom 20% text bullying crime was recorded by police in 2006. In USA 47.5% reported being harassed via text message and emails. Among them 87% were women. In May 9, 2006 Oklahoma legislators passed a bill of anti messaging. In March 14, 2006 Radio New Zealand reported that 12 year old young girl was found dead in the back garden of her home had been the target of text bullying. In October 31, 2006 Townsville Bulletin (Australia) reported that the divorce rate of Australia had been increased for text bullying. In February 7, 2008 Singapore started to tap SMS to discourage bullying. In November 23, 2009 Italian News agency (ANSA) reported that an Italian judge fined a man 300 euros for text message flirt. In December 6, 2009 Australian mobile phone companies launched anti text bullying campaign. Text bullying: Bangladesh and the law “Some time my daughter made and receives a number of text messages that caused her to leave abode and go to the top of the cliff. My daughter is dead and those messages were a considerable factor in that”---- this is a pathetic history described by a Bangladeshi mother Rebeka Sultana. She believes that her teenage daughter Negar Sultana dies from a silent but potential form of bullying. Fewer than 22 percent student complained of being bullied in Bangladesh. It the matter of great regret that we have no published record of this serious offense. Every body should be aware of this text bullying. It is considered a criminal act. Under the criminal harassment code of Bangladesh, where the first person intends to cause the other person to fear for his or her or a family member’s safety, under section 509 of the penal code 1860 states every person who commits this offense imprisonment for 1 year. It is also a crime to publish libel. In term of misuse of telecommunication devices, Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulation Commission (BTRC) has been set up a separate cell at the commission to receive complains including text bullying from the subscriber. Mobile phone operators can respond to reports of text harassment over their network or can help clients track down the appropriate service provider to respond to. They can cooperate with the law-enforcing agencies. Victims: feeling, reason and impact Text bullying normally affects preteen or teenager especially young woman who has access to the mobile phone. It is very real and is a form of discrimination also. Fellow classmates, friends and even enemies can be attacked. Nandita Tabassum, student of MSS of Mass Communication and Journalism, Dhaka University says, “Text bullying is very abusive sometimes. Unwanted text is really makes me disturbed. Moreover the weakness of law does not give us any chance to somehow punish the sender. I fell helpless as well as upset.” Nazneen ahmed Popy, a BSS student of Journalism and Media studies department, Stamford University says, a boy has been harassing me via text messages. It has been going out for a few months. First I thought that it seemed normal but it was getting out of my hand. A psychologist of Bangladesh Rehabilitation center for trauma victims DR. Israt Jahan says, “text bullying has become epidemic in its growth and is harming cell phone users. It has presented itself as a problem. The buller commits this for some reason:  They have been bullied  Does not care about others feeling  Depressed  Express their disliking and hate  To have some fun Akibul haque, lecturer department of psychology at Dhaka University says, “Abusive words and ugly comments create mental pressure a person which makes them have suicidal thought. The victims will go through many different methods to seek revenge.” As a respective citizen of Bangladesh we must say not to bullying any more. We are not spy, we are just taking a stand against a situation that has clearly gotten out of hand in the present day.

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