The promoters of social media claim that they are connecting people and enabling people to share like never before. While critics claim that social media site often impinges upon one’s privacy.

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Although
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social media has brought the world to our
finger tips
the end (tip) of a finger
fingertips
and global
connectivity
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has improved drastically in terms of data sharing, still there exists a threat of
privacy
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which needs to be dealt with. I completely agree to the fact that social media has improved
connectivity
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and data sharing.
This
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essay
firstly
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will talk about the benefits of social
media
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media, then
then
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issues related to
privacy
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will be discussed.
To begin
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with, social media
has paved
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have paved
the way to global
connectivity
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since its arrival because of which communication with people across nations has eased. Not only people can make new friends on various social platforms but can introspect based on factors like hobbies, likes and dislikes.
For instance
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, I have made quite a new friend across the world using a social media app called Instagram.
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Also it
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Also, it
is observed that people are able to share photos and videos easily using apps like WhatsApp, ShareIt to name a few, with improvement in standard of quality as well.
On the other hand
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, data security has been a major concern and even-though people are sharing confidential data over social platforms, it has to stop to prevent
privacy
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. It’s advised that if classified data needs to be shared, they
should be send
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should send
should be sent
through encrypted and secured pathway so that it cannot be hacked.
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, while sending important data like bank account numbers and passwords, we should be
shrewd judge
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a shrewd judge
of
consequences
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the consequences
which might follow afterwards. To conclude, I would like to say that even-though social media has its benefit like easy access,
connectivity
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and sharing of data, factor like
privacy
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needs to
looked
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look
at and act
accordingly
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.
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