How has Facebook changed the
way we live?
Well there’s a lot of ways Facebook has changed the way
we live. It’s changed the way we can communicate, like a decade ago people used
to send letters to each other, wait for weeks or days for a reply but nowadays,
you can send a text message on Facebook then within an hour or not even that
you’ll have a reply. You can send text messages to anyone all over the world. Facebook
connects teenagers. We're constantly told that this is a bad thing and Facebook
is turning our youth into mindless zombies but the truth is that making
connections for teenagers is good. There is great content for educational
purposes. Facebook has actually evolved from being just a social media website
to a content distribution platform. Scholarship networks, Live seminars, Online
study groups, everything is there; you just have to find it.
But there has to
be a bad side to Facebook, right?
Privacy has
always been the biggest concern for everyone on Facebook, females primarily.
Since so much of your information is out there, you are more vulnerable and
susceptible to attacks like identity theft, hacked accounts and frauds. The
easiness the sign up process brings, is misused to create multiple fake ids.
Cyber
bullying happens a lot on Facebook.
In 2007 32% of teens were victims of some type of
cyber-bullying. Nearly a decade later, a 2017 study by the Cyber-bullying
Research Center found those numbers were almost unchanged. Meanwhile, the
National Crime Prevention Council puts that number much higher at 43
percent. https://www.comparitech.com/internet-providers/cyberbullying-statistics/#gref
Well
that is the end of my little story about “How has Facebook changed the way we
live” I hope some of you read this and actually see how important this is.
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