PEasy and instant communication.
PReal-time news and information
discovery.
PGreat opportunities for business owners.
PGeneral fun and enjoyment.
PAbility to connect to other people
all over the world.
PROS OF
SOCIAL NETWORKING
1.
One of the most obvious pros of using
social networks is the ability to Instantly reach people from anywhere. Use
Facebook to stay in touch with your old high school friends who’ve relocated
all over the country get on Google+ with relatives who live halfway around the
world, or meet brand new people on Twitter from cities or regions you’ve never
even heard of before.
2.
Now that we’re connected wherever we
go, we don’t have to rely on our landlines, answering machines or snail mail to
contact somebody. We can simply open up our laptops or pick up our smartphones
and immediately start communicating with anyone on platforms like Twitter or
one of the many social messaging apps available.
3.Gone are the days of waiting around
for the six o’clock news to come on TV or for the delivery boy to bring the
newspaper in the morning. If you want to know what’s going on in the world, all
you need to do is jump on social media. An added bonus is that you can
customize your news and information discovery experiences by choosing to follow
exactly what you want.
4.Business owners and other types of
professional organizations can connect with current customers, sell their
products and expand their reach using social media. There are actually lots of
entrepreneurs and businesses out there that thrive almost entirely on social
networks and wouldn’t even be able to operate without it.
5.You have to admit that social
networking is just plain fun sometimes. A lot of people turn to it when they
catch a break at work or just want to relax at home. Since people are naturally
social creatures, it’s often quite satisfying to see comments and likes show up
on our own posts, and it’s convenient to be able to see exactly what our
friends are up to without having to ask them directly.
problems
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distracted
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geographical
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Information overwhelm. With so many people now on social media tweeting links and
posting selfies and sharing YouTube videos, it sure can get pretty noisy.
Becoming (1) ....................... by too many Facebook friends to keep up
with or too many Instagram photos to browse through isn’t all that uncommon.
Over time, we tend to rack up a lot of friends and (2) .......................
, and that can lead to lots of bloated news feeds with too much content we’re
not all that interested in.
Privacy issues. With so much sharing going on, issues over (3) .......................
will always be a big concern. Whether it’s a question of social sites owning
your content after it’s posted, becoming a target after sharing your (4)
....................... location online, or even getting in trouble at work
after tweeting something inappropriate – sharing too much with the public can
open up all sorts of (5) ....................... that sometimes can’t ever be
undone.
Social peer pressure and cyber bullying. For people struggling to fit in with
their peers -especially teens and young adults – the (6)
....................... to do certain things or act a certain way can be even
worse on (7) ....................... media than it is at school or any other
offline setting.
Distraction and procrastination. How often do you see someone look at their phone? People get
(8) ....................... by all the social apps and news and messages they receive,
leading to all sorts of problems like distracted driving or the lack of gaining
someone’s full (9) ....................... during a conversation. Browsing
social media can also feed procrastination habits and become something people
turn to in order to avoid certain tasks or (10) .......................
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