Cyprus: Nearly 4 in 10 exposed to hostile online content

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Eurostat reports high exposure to hostile content in Cyprus, especially among younger users.
In the 25-34 age group, 49.47% reported encountering such content in the last three months.
Exposure is also significant among 16-24 year-olds at 35.87%, and 45-54 year-olds at 38.76%.
Overall, 38.98% of internet users in Cyprus experienced hostile or derogatory messages.
The most common reasons for hostility included political views, sexual orientation, and ethnic background.

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According to recent Eurostat data for 2025, nearly 40% of internet users in Cyprus have been exposed to hostile or derogatory content online. This concerning statistic highlights a broader trend observed across the European Union, where younger individuals are particularly vulnerable to encountering such negative online material.

In Cyprus specifically, reports indicate that approximately 49.47% of users have experienced exposure to hostile content, suggesting that the issue is more pronounced than initially reported. The data underscores the increasing prevalence of hostile online environments, particularly among younger demographics, consistent with patterns noted throughout Europe.

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