Nowadays the way many people interact with each other has changed because of technology. In what ways has technology affected the types of relationships people make? Has this become a positive or negative development?

Technology, these days, has modified in several ways how people communicate. People all around the world use their phones to chat, email or v

ideocall

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video call

almost anybody and anywhere. In

this

essay I will approach these changes, their consequences and explain why it has turned into a negative development. People's ability to create new relationships has been, on the one hand, increased by technological advances and devices.

Therefore

, anybody that owns a computer or c

ellphone

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cell phone

with connection to the internet can make new relationships.Take,

for example

, how families all over the globe are instantly connected, not only with relatives that have moved from their home country, but

also

with family that they have never met before.

On the other hand

, in spite

this

improvement, creating meaningful new relationships, is being threatened by the continuous access to the internet and its information. The reasons for

this

are that while being online feels like being connected, the real issue is that people are watching the phone almost continuously and forgetting to look at e

achother

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each other

in the eyes.

Therefore

, e

volution

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the evolution

of technology is diminishing required personal skills to connect with real people.

Moreover

, people´s time is being used to watch f

riend`s

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a friend`s

and stranger´s f

acebook

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Facebook

or i

nstagram

and lowering quality time with friends or family. In conclusion, whereas technology has improved communication, s

pecially

to a distinctly greater extent or degree than is common

especially

with people across the ocean, it has declined the amount of real meeting`s quality of family`s and friend`s getting together. Because of

this

, I am of the opinion that there should be a limited access to phones and internet to improve meaningful relationships with family, colleagues or friends.