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Social media is becoming increasingly popular amongst all age groups. However, sharing personal information on social media websites does have risks. Do you think that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

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These days, various communication platforms are being used by people worldwide, while
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 dangers of publicizing an individual’s details are concerned. In my point of view on
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 some people are worried about social media’s misuse, it still has more benefits than negative effects.
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 with, we are able to use all these sites and applications for connecting with others in order to keep in touch with our family and friends, especially when they are not living with each other in the same residence.
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, students who study abroad can spend time calling their loved ones through the video conference feature. Seeing their familiar people and environment at home via smartphone, at least it could threaten their mental health problems occurred
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 being far away from their home country.
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, a number of parents have raised the issue
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 the risk of the Internet claiming that
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 children participate in an online community possibly leads to crimes. If young adults who have no basic knowledge
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 digital literacy and cyber security have a chance to chat with strangers, they tend to trust their new friends easier and do whatever they are told to,
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 as taking pictures or clips of themselves or even making an appointment to see each other in person, which can cause numerous unexpected events that no one wants. In conclusion, even though the cons of having an online society are discussed, I think that all-aged users can take the most advantage of
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 virtual world if they have critical thinking skills as well as safety and privacy concerns while using the Internet.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Social media platforms
  • Connectivity
  • Self-expression
  • Creativity
  • Global communication
  • Instantaneous communication
  • Personal growth
  • Career advancement
  • Privacy concerns
  • Identity theft
  • Cyberbullying
  • Addiction
  • Productivity
  • Misinformation
  • Crisis
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