We live in a world of technology these days. While the internet brings with it clear advantages, the problems in terms of control and security of information outweighs the advantages. To what extent do you agree?

The society itself now is technology
engrosed
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engrossed
,
also
technology has taken over the entire country.with these few points listed below, you will agree with me that our society needs more of
internet
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:
firstly
, with adequate
information
in the city on the
internet
it has reduced the
occurence
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occurrence
of so many problems,
for example
with the incidence of covid 19 the
awaerness
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awareness
was spread across the country through the
internet
, on the reduction of spread and prevention in the increase outbreaks,
also
better
information
brings about better knowledge of
control
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of diseases.
secondly
, In the
precence
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presence
of crime rate on going in the society, appropriate
annoncement
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announcement
from the
internet
brings about the need for security measures and
approch
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approach
to the reduction of crime,
moreover
, good advocacy can be done perfectly from the media,
Also
to an extent, there should be control of everything
that is
been brought out without proper investigations and many other more. In a nutshell, as much as there is a great influence in the advantage, you will strongly believe that the merit is more powerful than the
dismerit
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demerit
,
therefore
the use of technology in terms of
internet
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gives
a better
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better information
a piece of better information
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information
about the prevention and spread, crime rate
are
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also
reduced and managed.
Moreover
, better
information
brings about better knowledge of
control
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the control
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of diseases.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • global connectivity
  • digital banking
  • cybersecurity
  • data protection
  • security breaches
  • cyber attacks
  • online transactions
  • digital divide
  • surveillance
  • freedom of information
  • responsible usage
  • ethical considerations
  • digital footprints
  • online behavior
  • information inequality
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