Problems with social media today!
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Social media today is causing problems by getting young people involved in politics and requiring them to pick sides. A study found that people's behaviors online and offline are influenced by political views. Magazines are also too engaged in politics. There are differences between real life and online life. Some argue that parents on Facebook set a bad example, and people should stop gossiping and drama online, instead focusing on education. News channels like Fox News can be annoyingly argumentative.
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- 2. • • • The Biggest things going on in social media today.
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