The internet and social media provide young people with a range of benefits, and opportunities to empower themselves in a variety of ways. This will help young people to pursue they’re dreams. They use the social media to advocate they’re talents such as singing, dancing, comedy and other talents. On this way, they can use social media to displayed their talents and skills and on they can develop. Not only young people have benefits from social media. We students have benefits from social media like when we are doing a homework or search for something that can help. And also social media can help adult by finding a job or some people selling some thing in the other word they use social media as root of their business.

ADVANTAGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

One of the advantage of social media is it exposed us to different different of view, new ideas, and gives the power to research those opinions and discuss it with others. It also keep us in touch with our friends especially with our family. It also help those people with small business and internet based business. and lastly the internet or social media help us to discover new things.

DISADVANTAGES

On this section I will make a bullet form.

• Cyberbullying – According to a report published by PewCenter.org most of the children have become victims of the cyberbulling over the past. Since anyone can create a fake account and do anything without being traced, it has become quite easy for anyone to bully on the Internet. Threats, intimidation messages and rumors can be sent to the masses to create discomfort and chaos in the society.

•  Hacking – Personal data and privacy can easily be hacked and shared on the Internet. Which can make financial losses and loss to personal life. Similarly, identity theft is another issue that can give financial losses to anyone by hacking their personal accounts. Several personal twitter and Facebook accounts have been hacked in the past and the hacker had posted materials that have affected the individuals personal lives.  This is one of the disadvantage of social media and every user is advised to keep their personal data and accounts safe to avoid such accidents.

• Addiction – The addictive part of the social media is very bad and can disturb personal lives as well. The teenagers are the most affected by the addiction of the social media. They get involved very extensively and are eventually cut off from the society. It can also waste individual time that could have been utilized by productive tasks and activities

• Cheating and Relationship Issues – Most of the people have used the social media platform to propose and marry each other. However, after some time they turn to be wrong in their decision and part ways. Similarly, couples have cheated each other by showing the fake feelings and incorrect information.

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