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Victim Demographics by Biological Sex
A stark and intensifying gender disparity in victimisation. As of 2024, female victims comprise 98.71% of the demographic, representing a significant consolidation from an already high 94.6% baseline in 2023.
Who Should Be Primarily Responsible for Teaching Youth?
A strong majority (62%) view Digital Literacy and Online Safety as a school responsibility, placing it in the same category as basic literacy and numeracy. Despite the risks of the digital age, Mental Wellbeing (69%) and Moral Values (72%) are seen as strictly parental duties. The public expects schools to act as Technical Protectors while parents remain the Emotional Guardians.
Who Should Teach Digital Literacy/Online Safety - A Generational Divide
A clear majority consensus across all age groups that the responsibility for teaching digital literacy and online safety lies with schools and teachers. However, a generational gradient is visible: Gen Z 58%, Gen X 64%, Boomers 69% — an 11-percentage point gap suggesting digital natives place slightly more weight on other sources.
Year-on-Year Growth and Detection Metrics (2023-2024)
The 218% increase in exchanged records is largely attributed to a high-volume surge identified by the SafeNet Bulgaria hotline. Nearly one million pieces of previously unseen abusive content entered the system in 2024 alone, a 35% increase.