The story of Rehtaeh Parsons remains a somber and pivotal moment in the global conversation surrounding cyberbullying and digital consent. Following the distribution of a photograph of her alleged sexual assault, the Canadian teenager faced relentless harassment, ultimately leading to her tragic death in 2013. Her legacy has since become a cornerstone for advocacy, leading to the creation of 'Rehtaeh's Law' and significant legal reforms regarding the distribution of intimate images. In online spaces, her image and story are utilized to promote awareness, advocate for victim's rights, and remind the public of the real-world consequences of online cruelty.