Many people think modern communication technology is having some negative effects on social relationships. Do you agree or disagree?

Some
people
believe that having some
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influence on social
relationships
is modern communication technology. I do not agree with the idea because
relationships
involved many parts of life. In my opinion, I think it is not necessary to get a negative impact to involve modern intelligence. We have already lived in the modern conversation technology in our generation which means every day we get different influences from the brunch of social news.
However
, it contains not only benefits impact but disadvantages effects. On one hand,
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start to be
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concern
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with social media because it is always around,
for example
, Facebook, Whatsapp, line... etc.
People
follow each friend or influencer to get to know their social life.
Therefore
, it is good for
people
to have the motivation on studying and encourage themselves for living.
On the other hand
, it is
also
dangerous for young children to use social media or
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online games which makes them know many crimes,
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get into trouble afterwards.
Although
those bad effects make
people
learn lessons, it should be avoided if the adults can regard the children and educate them
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knowledge to protect themselves. In conclusion, because the economy has increased
recent
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decades, we've already used modern communication technology every day. There
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more and more different platforms are created every day. Different social media have cons and downs but we can choose how to react to the effects of social
relationships
. It is not necessary to get bad impacts.
People
also
get lots of happiness from social
relationships
to move on from their difficulties.
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  • face-to-face interactions
  • messaging apps
  • social media
  • non-verbal cues
  • family bonds
  • dependency
  • digital communication
  • superficial relationships
  • cyberbullying
  • online harassment
  • social isolation
  • virtual connections
  • emotional satisfaction
  • real-life interactions
  • technological intrusion
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