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The Dual Impact of Social Networking: Opportunities and Risks

Social networking platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, present both benefits and dangers. While they can enhance confidence through social interactions and connections, they also pose risks, including cyberbullying and exposure to harmful influences. Facebook can create a pursuit of "fame" that encourages users to share inappropriate content and hurt others, while Twitter offers a glimpse into celebrities' lives, often leading to unrealistic role models. Moreover, vulnerable individuals may fall prey to deceitful strangers, highlighting the crucial need for awareness and caution in online interactions.

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The Dual Impact of Social Networking: Opportunities and Risks

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  1. Social Impacts of IT Noorun nahar

  2. Social networking Social networking can be helpful but also dangerous. Such as Facebook It may lift peoples confidence by meeting new people but can also ruin lives through cyber bullying. Whereas twitter allows people to interact and see what their celebrity idols are doing as they may believe they are role Also Facebook causes problems as people can become ‘Facebook famous’ by revealing inappropriate things and also by hurting people. Social networking sites can harm people as vulnerable and gullible people can start talking to a stranger and then decide to meet up with them however sometimes the person is not who they said they were.

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