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Some people think that social networking sites have a huge negative impact on both individuals and society. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

#people #sites #impact #individuals #society
With the
information
 revolution, social
networks
 stick to
people
's lives as their daily diet because most
people
 check and update their social
networks
 not only daily but hourly. In
society
, some individuals believe that social
networks
 have major destructive damage to
society
. Nowadays, a smartphone is an essential device in human day-to-day
day
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 life. There is a number of social networking
applications
 that can be accessed via smartphone, and most
people
 are quite familiar with these
applications
 because those
applications
 are easy to
use
. Anyone can upload videos, pictures, and voice clips to these
applications
, especially youtube,Instagram, and Facebook.
That is
 the main problem, which is we can't trust that
information
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information
. Most of the
information
,
that is
 on the social
network
 is having zero integrity. As an example there was an economic and political crisis in Sri Lanka, the government had to ban social
network
 sites because some individuals spread untruthful news regarding ongoing protests.
People
use
these social
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networks
network
 for harassment. Using editing
applications
, anyone can edit photos, videos, and voice clips and they can share those edited digital materials via social
networks
. There are a thousand ways to share those forbidden digital materials anonymously,
this
 is one of the major loopholes in social
networks
. In ,
a
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fact we can create a fake profile on Facebook using someone’s name and share inappropriate
information
, which will damage a real person's reputation. Day by day social media becoming a very powerful tool in
society
,
people
 can
use
this
 tool either in a good manner or a bad manner. As an example there are many resourceful study groups on Facebook, and there are good learning materials on YouTube , but many
people
 in
society
 don’t have an idea, how deadly is
this
 tool. We have to
use
 a social
network
 with precaution
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • social isolation
  • virtual interactions
  • mental health
  • feelings of inadequacy
  • anxiety
  • depression
  • misinformation
  • destabilize
  • privacy concerns
  • data breaches
  • productivity
  • foster connections
  • educational content
  • social activism
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