In 1993, Blakey filed a complaint for sexual discrimination in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.During litigation, Blakey's co-workers continued to make harassing, gender-based messages aimed at her, which were posted on a company website.Such messages often: Sexual coercion is the least common form of sexual harassment encountered on the Internet.Sexual coercion uses various means online to obtain sexual cooperation by placing pressure on a victim.

Internet calling over Whats App and Viber were already blocked.The forum operated as an online bulletin board where employees could post messages to one another.The Supreme Court of New Jersey held that harassment outside of the workplace can be actionable.The website was used by Continental employees, including pilots and crew members, and was created for the purposes of learning flight schedules and assignments.Additionally, the company's Internet service provider (Compu Serve) created a forum available to employees which enabled them to virtually exchange ideas and information.refers to the intentional sending of erotic, pornographic, lewd, and lascivious images and digital recordings by a harasser to specific or potential victims.Graphic harassment often occurs via email, instant messaging, redirected/automatic linking, and pop-ups.