Online protests are digital movements where individuals express their opinions and demands through the internet. These protests often utilize social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram to raise awareness about social issues, mobilize supporters, and share information quickly. They can include hashtags, viral videos, and online petitions to amplify their message. These virtual demonstrations can complement traditional protests, allowing people to participate from anywhere in the world. Online protests have gained prominence during events like the Black Lives Matter movement and the Me Too campaign, showcasing the power of digital activism in influencing public opinion and policy changes.