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Nowadays, the internet and the telephone system are powerful and flexible tools that support variety of social interactions (text messaging, chat rooms, email, and the web): Using your own words, briefly describe the positive and negative impacts on society when using these technologies? Solution Please follow the data and description : Social Networking : A social networking system or a site is an online platform that is used by the people all over the world to build a social networks or the realted social relations with the other people who share similar personal or the career interests, activities, backgrounds or real-life connections. But with the implementation of this might have some cons even comparitive with the pros. Some of them are as follows : Pros : a) Faster Media : The social networking sites spread the information faster than any other media. Over 50% of people learn about breaking news on social media. Major percent of the traditional media reporters and editors use the popular sites like Facebook and LinkedIn for story research and editings for the postings. b) Quicker Prosecutions : The proces of law enforcement uses the social networking sites to catch and prosecute criminals. Major of the federal, state, and local law enforcement professionals accept that the social media helps solve crimes more quickly. c) New Relations and Networks : Social networking sites allow people to improve their relationships and make new friends. d) Employment related options : These sites help the employers find the relative adn the capable employees and job-seekers to find the work. About 80% of companies are on two or more social networks for recruiting because of the wider pool of applicants and more efficient searching capabilities. e) Political and Economical Changes : Social networking sites give social movements a quick, no-cost method to organize, disseminate information, and mobilize people. They have created a new industry and thousands of jobs in addition to providing new income and sales. f) Individual Change : These sites empower individuals to make social change and do social good on a community level. Moving on we could even find many more uses for the social networking site based on the categories and the user over the globe. So let us consider the relative cons for the sites. Cons : a) Security Issues : Social networking site users are vulnerable to security attacks such as hacking, identity theft, and viruses. Social networks do not scan messages for viruses or phishing scams, leading to large- scale problems. b) Copyrighted Issues : Unauthorized sharing on social networking sites exposes artists to copyright infringement, loss of intellectual property, and loss of income. Social media sites have copyright regulations but they can be difficult to enforce. c) Degradation of the Productivity : Social sites harm the employees productivity. About 50% of the people are proven that they have accessed the social media while at work..

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Moving on we could even find many more uses for the social networking site based on the
categories and the user over the globe. So let us consider the relative cons for the sites.
Cons :
a) Security Issues :
Social networking site users are vulnerable to security attacks such as hacking, identity theft, and
viruses. Social networks do not scan messages for viruses or phishing scams, leading to large-
scale problems.
b) Copyrighted Issues :
Unauthorized sharing on social networking sites exposes artists to copyright infringement, loss
of intellectual property, and loss of income. Social media sites have copyright regulations but
they can be difficult to enforce.
c) Degradation of the Productivity :
Social sites harm the employees productivity. About 50% of the people are proven that they have
accessed the social media while at work.
d) Irrespective Offense :
Criminals use social media to commit and promote crimes. Gangs use the sites to recruit younger
members, coordinate violent crimes, and threaten other gangs.
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