Social networking has evolved greatly since its beginnings in the early 1970s with the first email message. In 1994, Geocities launched as one of the earliest social networking sites, allowing users to create customized websites grouped by topic. The following year, TheGlobe.com enabled users to connect and share content with others based on common interests. Since then, major social platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have launched and grown tremendously in users and features, helping people connect globally in new ways.

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PAVITHRA PADALA

6.  People always want to communicate with other
people. People used to just visit the people they
wanted to see. The longer the distance, the
harder it was to communicate.
 Social networking was born one day in 1971,
when the first email was sent. The two
computers were sitting right next to each other.
The message said “qwertyuiop’.

7.  In 1994, the first social networking site was
created, Geocities. Geocities allowed the users
to create and customize their own web sites,
grouping them into different ‘cities’ based on
the site’s content. The following year,
TheGlobe.com launched to public, giving users
the ability to interact with people who have the
same hobbies and interests, and to publish
their own content.
 David bohnett is founder of geocities

9. Social networking site Year it came to existence founder
Yahoo
Google
Napster
Friendster
Myspace
Facebook
Youtube
Twitter
1995
1998
1999
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Jerry yang &David filo
Larry page&Sergey Brin
Sean parker&John Fannning
Jonathan Abrams
Tom Anderson&Jon Hart
Mark Zuckerberg
Jawed karim&Steve chen
Jack Dorsey,Noah Glass&Biz
stone

11.  Any social network
include………….
 Whatsapp
 Instagram
 Snapchat
 Telegram
 Pinterest
 Tumblr
 Flickr

16.  Phishing is a
cybercrime in which a
target or targets are
contacted by email,
telephone or text
message by someone
posing as a legitimate
institution to lure
individuals into
providing sensitive data
such as personally
identifiable information,
banking and credit card
details, and passwords.

17.  CYBER STALKING
the repeated use of
electronic
communications to
harass or frighten
someone, for example
by sending
threatening emails.

18.  Guard your financial and other sensitive
information
 Be cautious about meeting your new cyber
friends in person.
 Think twice before clicking on links or
downloading attachments.
 Use strong passwords
 Maintain backups
 Check security settings