Pros and cons of social networking cfs
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Social networking allows for various forms of communication without physical proximity. It enables instant messaging, photo sharing, and status updates across platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+. However, social media also presents dangers like cyberbullying, privacy issues as personal information and identities can be exposed, and potential identity theft. While users express concern over privacy and data protection, many feel hooked to social platforms and continue using them despite risks due to their utility for communication and the difficulty of fully cancelling profiles.
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Pros and cons of social networking cfs
- 1. Pros and Cons of Social Networking Jessica Urch Farron Neoh
- 2. Communicating in a Network ? Physical togetherness is not required ? Many different forms of communication offered. ? Reply from anywhere ? Instantaneous
- 3. Communication ? Facebook: C Chat C Messaging C Video chat C Wall Posting
- 4. Communication ? Twitter C Tweets C Direct Message C Directed Tweeting
- 5. Communication ? Google+ C Hangouts C Google Chat C Messaging
- 6. Indirect Communication ? Status Updates/Tweeting ? Photo Posting ? Video Posting ? Tagging
- 7. Information Sharing ＾The biggest point of overlap is in sharing news and other content online. Each site provides a mechanism for sharing the latest headlines with *one¨s+ friends and colleagues.￣ C Jeff Caruso
- 9. Applications ? Keeping in Touch ＾teens plan to stay connected to their friends through college C and maybe forever.￣ C Jan Farrington ? School
- 10. Universal Internet Log-in ＾It lets you bring your identity with you wherever you go online *´+ it¨s also a way to project information about the actions you take on those sites back to your *´+ friends *´+ [This] could turn into a universal Internet log- in.￣ C David Kirkpatrick (305)
- 11. Dangers of Social Networking ? Cyber-Bullying ? Gossip ? Identity Fraud
- 12. Privacy ＾Do I want you to know that I am a longtime Fortune magazine journalist who covers technology ＾On my single Facebook profile, pretty much ＾That is no accident.￣ and is now writing a book about I am a fifty-seven- ＾Or should I tell you all is revealed.￣ Facebook?￣ year-old husband of an artist, father of a teenage girl, sometime poet, and former union activist?￣ C David Kirkpatrick (305) ＾Up to now, depending on the social context, I would most likely have presented one or the other of these identities to you.￣
- 13. Privacy ＾You have one identity.￣ ＾Having two identities for yourself is an example of a lack of integrity.￣ ＾The level of transparency the world has now won¨t support having two identities for a person.￣ C Zuckerburg (qtd. in Kirkpatrick)
- 15. Suspicious Privacy ? Terms of use Policy ? ＾And people have really gotten comfortable, not only sharing more information and different kinds but more openly and with more people. And that social norm is just something that has evolved over time. And we view it as our role in the system to constantly be kind of innovating and be updating what our system is to reflect what the current social norms are￣ (Flatow)
- 16. Your Future ? Colleges and Employers are allowed access to see your Facebook. ? The ability to ＾change your mind￣.
- 17. Identity Theft ? Something as simple as a birthday date and an email address could be enough to crack a social security number. ? Prevention? ? It¨s the responsibility of Facebook to protect users.
- 18. Information Isn¨t Forced ? The ability to opt out ? Timeline
- 19. Why don¨t we just cancel our profile? ＾Approximately 44 percent of individuals said if they discovered that a social media provider did not adequately protect their privacy or security, they would continue to use the site￣ (Irvine) C Maslow¨s Hierarchy
- 20. Hooked ? Still use social networking despite the ＾dangers￣. ? Great method of communication. ? Alternatives