Many people use social media every day to keep in touch with other people and for news events. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

There is no denying fact that the phenomenon of social
media
, which
people
use every day
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keep connect with
people
and news is ubiquitous across the globe due to its paramount
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.
Although
they have a plethora of merits yet numerous demerits are
also
there which will be elaborated in upcoming paragraphs. Initiating with the best possible benefits that the most significant advantage is due to social
media
people
become more
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social
and they updated with events that happened around. Along with it, Not only
the
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bonding improve
beween
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between
individuals but
also
the trust, understanding and faithfulness increase, which leads to decline
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hesitation
. Due to
the
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social
media
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the knowledge increases in various sectors like economic, sports and politics. these factors can not be ignored. On the paradoxical side, there are many drawbacks as well,
First
and foremost
people
can easily
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trips
due to illegal activity and frauds, which leads to some fear among the
people
towards social
media
.
In addition
, A plethora of fake news can smoothly share on social sites, as a consequence, the probability of untrust and kindness can decreases.
For instance
, in the contemporary era, it's hard to find a
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genuine
person on social
media
. In recapitulation, I would
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reiterate that though due
media
have disadvantages
such
as fraud,
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illegal
activity and
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smoking
making
but the proportion of negative activity is very less on social
media
, the advantage
are
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too many to be ignored.
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  • foster connections
  • geographical barriers
  • disseminating
  • credible sources
  • misinformation
  • mental health
  • social comparison
  • cyberbullying
  • leverage
  • digital marketplace
  • political activism
  • social justice
  • widespread mobilization
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