Cyber Anthropology is the study of how digital technology influences human behavior and culture. It examines how people interact with each other and their environments through the internet, social media, and virtual worlds. This field explores the impact of digital communication, online communities, and virtual identities on social norms and relationships. Researchers in Cyber Anthropology analyze various aspects of online life, including cyberbullying, digital activism, and the creation of virtual cultures. By understanding these dynamics, they aim to uncover how technology shapes our identities and social structures in the modern world.