The most beneficial advantages of using social networking on
behalf of technology are :
1.
Worldwide Connectivity
Finding romance
Seeking a new job
Locating assistance
2.
Commonality of Interest
3.
Real-Time Information Sharing
Disadvantages
1.
Backlash:
A
joke among friends is one thing but a joke with the world at-large is much
different. When potentially offensive content is posted online, the amount of
feedback can be excessive and is often brutal.
2.
Cyberbullying and Crimes Against Children
Use
of social networks may expose individuals to other forms of harassment or even
inappropriate contact. This can be especially true for teens and younger
children.
3.
Risks of Fraud or Identity Theft
If
you are like most people, you already use at least one social media platform,
but you may still have some questions about social networking. Is social media
helping or hindering your life? Is it safe? Can it really increase productivity
and build brand awareness - or is it simply a place to waste a considerable
amount of time?Since networking and online
social communities are so widespread, several studies have looked at the
effects of social networking. I would like to use two assigned readings to
support my arguments. A common complaint, highlighted on “Antisocial
Networking?” by HILARY STOUT, suggests social
media is making us less social and more aggressive. Comments on social media
sites are often more blunt than the statements would be if they were made
face-to-face. But other sources, like “Social Networking Technology
Boosts Job Recruiting,” suggest that social
networking, like any other technological tool, is as good as a user makes it.
My best advice to use the social networking is this: when
using any social media platform, take responsibility for your own safety and
never join a group just because it is trendy or all your friends are doing it.
In evaluating the advantages and disadvantages of social networking, it's best
to err on the side of caution and protect your privacy. Be careful with what
you post and treat others as if you were in a face-to-face situation.
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