The Dark Side of Facebook

Today, students rely on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. instead of relying on food to feed their bodies. Facebook social users are wasting over 18.5 hours a month on social networking sites. It is worth noting that the more students pay attention to these social networks, the worse the school performance will be. Young students accidentally disclose all their personal information on these social networks. Furthermore, as these sites continue to expand, bullying is also expanding.

Merlyn Horton is the executive director of the Safe Online Outreach Society. As a writer, educator, and spokesperson, she explained Facebook's privacy policy and showed behind facebook that is not known to the public. When people create a Facebook account, there is a small font saying "By clicking on register you agree with our terms and you have read and understood our data usage policy." There is a data usage policy of 10 pages or more, and its agreement is absolutely absurd. Unfortunately, I think that the information on Facebook is yours. It is my photo, video, and personal information. However, these images and videos are owned by Facebook shortly after the user's release, and Facebook also owns the user's password, transaction details and payment details.

However, this has a dark side. Facebook is inadequate to find old posts (not archived like Blogger or there are many other blogging platforms). The most important thing is that we do not fully own the content we post on Facebook. This is a private platform, and it is an interesting company. Now, through their algorithm, they will tell you what they want. But we have to start thinking ... We should start thinking about why we want to share content on Facebook, not posting possible failures to our own server . Please prepare to start using the new standalone platform. It may only be necessary to have tools to reduce loneliness. Same as blog in early 2000

Mr. Croi McNamara and Eli Pariser trust enough to send 10 million push notifications from the Upworthy page. Kit Sudol and Melissa Gilkey spent four hours adjusting the dark side of the Facebook Live review. Alexis Tirado, Jenn Lindenauer, Katie Walmsley, Jocelyn Austin cooperated easily. Marina Franklin, Pat Brown, Sara Jones, Dale Ho, Jason From, Lisa Garcia, Everton Wagtstaf, Mitra Johahri, Grinis McNicol, Rachel Schuller (and ruby), and Becks · Schwarz to Studio To appear. . A considerable amount of waiting time is required for live broadcasting time of 5 minutes. These people have important places and decided to spend the afternoon with us.