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What to do if you see distressing content online
This tip sheet has information on what to do if you see distressing content online. For example, content that is violent, pro-terror or illegal. It has information on how to report such content, how to protect children from seeing disturbing content online, and where to get help and support.
More information on distressing content can be found on this eSafety Commissioner .
- Organisation:
- Australian Government eSafety Commissioner
- Topic:
- Mental health, Online safety
- Target audience:
- General, Parents or carers
- Service area:
- National
- Published:
- October 2023
- Last reviewed:
- October 2025
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