<human>:  Can you please explain the laws concerning cyberbullying?
<bot>: The laws concerning cyberbullying depend on the country or state in which it occurs. Generally, cyberbullying is considered a form of harassment or bullying that occurs on digital platforms, such as the internet or mobile phones. In the United States, there is no federal law making cyberbullying illegal, but some states have enacted laws to protect children from cyberbullying and other forms of harassment on the internet. In addition, some states have cyberbullying laws aimed specifically at protecting minors. These laws may criminalize cyberbullying and provide for civil remedies in cases where harm has been caused by the criminal behavior. In other countries, cyberbullying may be illegal under pre-existing laws and can lead to criminal prosecution.