SOME common types of social
networking sites:-
What is social networking?
 – YAHOO Revenue-
US$04.98 billion (2012)
 – LINKED IN
 Revenue- US$161.4 million
(2010)
 – FACEBOOK
 Revenue- US$800 million
 – TWITTER
 Revenue- US$140 million (2010)
Disadvantages:-
College and university students as well as teens
use it extensively to get global access. These
social networking sites have become a raging
craze for everyone nowadays.
Social-networking sites prove more of a
distraction than a useful tool. The
EMOTIONAL EFFECT of friend requests and
unimportant news feeds on sites like Facebook
eat up valuable time that could be spent
solidifying contacts in person. unfortunately in
using social networking/ media we have
forgotten all preventive measures. because we
have addicted them, so disadvantages ratio is
increasing rapidly compared to advantages.
ADDICTION
 . The most common
disadvantage of social
networking sites is addiction.
Often users of these sites get
addicted to it. They spend
hours using these sites and it
harms their performance in
other fields. It causes mental
health problems and
sometimes it harms their body
too. Sometimes users provide
their personal information to
others which is insecure.
TIME WASTAGE AND LACK OF
CONCENTRATION
 Multitasking
 Students linked to
activities on SNS while
studying concentrate
less.
 Time wastage
 Students while searching
on net get attracted to
social media sites and get
distracted from their
work , leading to time
wastage.
 Loss of motivation in
students
 The student’s
motivational level
reduces due to the use
of these social
networking sites. They
rely on the virtual
environment instead of
gaining practical
knowledge from the
real world.
 Reduced learning and
research capabilities
 Students have started relying
more on the information
accessible easily on these
social networking sites and
the web. This reduces their
learning and research
capabilities.
 Effect on health
 The excessive use of these
sites affect the mental as
well as physical health.
 They take excessive
amount of coffee or tea to
remain active and focused
which effects negatively
on their health.
 Reduction in real human
contact
 The more time the students
spend on social media sites,
the less time they will spend
socializing in person with
others. This reduces their
communication skills. The
employers are getting more
and more unsatisfied with
the communication skills of the
fresh graduates due to this
reason. The effective
communication skills are key
to success in the real world.
Cyber bullying
1) WHATIS IT?
2) Personal terrorization.
3) Threatening messages.
4) Impersonation.
5) Exclusion.
6) Personal humiliation.
i. HOWCYBERBULLIED
FEEL-
ii. They Feel sad.
iii. They become
depressed
iv. They become
lonely.
FACT FILE
 "It has become exceedingly obvious that our
technology has exceeded our humanity."
-Albert Einstein
 The total amount of media use by youth ages 8 to 18
averages 6-plus hours a day—more than any other
activity.
 The amount of use has increased significantly, up from
4-plus hours in the last five years.
 Eighty percent of adolescents possess at least one form
of media access.
 There is extensive multi-tasking associated with media
use (instant messaging while doing homework and
listening to music on an mp3 player, for example).
Rakshit TandonConusltant - Internet and Mobile Association of India
Main Resource Speaker for Safe Surfing Campaign Promoted by NIXI ( National Internet
Exchange of India) Addressed more than 1000 schools in 59 cities and 14 states of the
nation. Advisor- Cyber Complaint Redressal Cell, Uttar Pradesh Police, Agra. .
Rakshit Tandon
Rakshit Tandon told one very
important thing to the world:
VIRTUAL WORLD:
IT’S NOT A GAME,
IT’S YOUR LIFE
STAY SAFE!
CONCLUSION
 We can see clearly that social networking
sites are advantageous only if they are used
wisely. Using these sites would be helpful, if
users do not spend time there unnecessarily.
Wise members never provide personal
information to strangers. Use of a tool
depends on users. A doctor can operate with
a knife and a murderer can kill a person
with the same knife.
 disadvantages of Social networking

disadvantages of Social networking

  • 2.
    SOME common typesof social networking sites:-
  • 4.
    What is socialnetworking?
  • 6.
     – YAHOORevenue- US$04.98 billion (2012)  – LINKED IN  Revenue- US$161.4 million (2010)  – FACEBOOK  Revenue- US$800 million  – TWITTER  Revenue- US$140 million (2010)
  • 7.
  • 8.
    College and universitystudents as well as teens use it extensively to get global access. These social networking sites have become a raging craze for everyone nowadays. Social-networking sites prove more of a distraction than a useful tool. The EMOTIONAL EFFECT of friend requests and unimportant news feeds on sites like Facebook eat up valuable time that could be spent solidifying contacts in person. unfortunately in using social networking/ media we have forgotten all preventive measures. because we have addicted them, so disadvantages ratio is increasing rapidly compared to advantages.
  • 9.
    ADDICTION  . Themost common disadvantage of social networking sites is addiction. Often users of these sites get addicted to it. They spend hours using these sites and it harms their performance in other fields. It causes mental health problems and sometimes it harms their body too. Sometimes users provide their personal information to others which is insecure.
  • 10.
    TIME WASTAGE ANDLACK OF CONCENTRATION
  • 11.
     Multitasking  Studentslinked to activities on SNS while studying concentrate less.  Time wastage  Students while searching on net get attracted to social media sites and get distracted from their work , leading to time wastage.
  • 12.
     Loss ofmotivation in students  The student’s motivational level reduces due to the use of these social networking sites. They rely on the virtual environment instead of gaining practical knowledge from the real world.  Reduced learning and research capabilities  Students have started relying more on the information accessible easily on these social networking sites and the web. This reduces their learning and research capabilities.
  • 13.
     Effect onhealth  The excessive use of these sites affect the mental as well as physical health.  They take excessive amount of coffee or tea to remain active and focused which effects negatively on their health.  Reduction in real human contact  The more time the students spend on social media sites, the less time they will spend socializing in person with others. This reduces their communication skills. The employers are getting more and more unsatisfied with the communication skills of the fresh graduates due to this reason. The effective communication skills are key to success in the real world.
  • 14.
    Cyber bullying 1) WHATISIT? 2) Personal terrorization. 3) Threatening messages. 4) Impersonation. 5) Exclusion. 6) Personal humiliation. i. HOWCYBERBULLIED FEEL- ii. They Feel sad. iii. They become depressed iv. They become lonely.
  • 15.
    FACT FILE  "Ithas become exceedingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity." -Albert Einstein  The total amount of media use by youth ages 8 to 18 averages 6-plus hours a day—more than any other activity.  The amount of use has increased significantly, up from 4-plus hours in the last five years.  Eighty percent of adolescents possess at least one form of media access.  There is extensive multi-tasking associated with media use (instant messaging while doing homework and listening to music on an mp3 player, for example).
  • 17.
    Rakshit TandonConusltant -Internet and Mobile Association of India Main Resource Speaker for Safe Surfing Campaign Promoted by NIXI ( National Internet Exchange of India) Addressed more than 1000 schools in 59 cities and 14 states of the nation. Advisor- Cyber Complaint Redressal Cell, Uttar Pradesh Police, Agra. . Rakshit Tandon
  • 18.
    Rakshit Tandon toldone very important thing to the world: VIRTUAL WORLD: IT’S NOT A GAME, IT’S YOUR LIFE STAY SAFE!
  • 20.
    CONCLUSION  We cansee clearly that social networking sites are advantageous only if they are used wisely. Using these sites would be helpful, if users do not spend time there unnecessarily. Wise members never provide personal information to strangers. Use of a tool depends on users. A doctor can operate with a knife and a murderer can kill a person with the same knife.