Addiction to the internet is a wide spread problem. What problems does it cause? What is a suitable solution?

A critical issue faced by numerous countries worldwide which has recently aroused significant public debates is that a multitude of residents are likely to be addicted to the

internet

.

This

essay aims to explore the primary factors contributing to the addiction to the

internet

, particularly the citizens’

health

, and a lack of experience in wide-ranging aspects of life,

as well as

propose viable measures to address

this

pressing concern, emphasizing the importance of government investing more in public

events

. The underlying effect of the problem is the severe damage to users’ mental and physical

health

. To be more specific, the green light

that is

emitted by the vast majority of smartphones’ screens is capable of causing temporary discomfort and eye strain, thereby leading to several diseases,

such

as myopia.

In addition

, surfing the

internet

also

has a negative impact on mental

health

, since the users are able to receive criticism, resulting in stress.

This

is true in Vietnam, where utilizing portable devices for a long

time

is one of the most serious factors leading to eye diseases and strain. Another dominant consequence is a lack of experience in several areas of life. To explain

further

, the dwellers who are addicted to the

internet

have a tendency to spend most of their

time

staying at home towards using the devices to go on the

internet

more conveniently.

Therefore

, they could not get access to other public activities, thereby having inadequate knowledge about the world.

For instance

, research in universities has demonstrated that adolescents who spend a lot of

time

using the

Internet

tend to have little experience in several aspects. Perhaps a solution to

this

problem is the investment of the government in a considerable number of public

events

. To put it simply, the authorities had better organize more competitions or activities that are extremely attractive to the addicts of the

internet

.

As a result

, those who could spend

time

participating in these

events

instead

of surfing the

internet

. Take Australia as a prime example, to minimize the increasing rate of addicts to the

internet

, the officials make an effort to establish several centres for public

events

and it is surprisingly effective. In conclusion, addiction to the

internet

leads to adverse effects on human

health

and inadequate knowledge.

Nevertheless

, investing in more public

events

is capable of tackling

this

problem.