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As technology changes, it also changes people using it. But is this change good or bad? In relating with people conversation, how does the continuous change in technology have an impact on this society? This paper will mostly focus on the communication and the relation of human being have among each other in terms of social media. And also some of the other ways that social media is affecting people in this generation. According to Coffey social media did not have that much effect on people until the recent year. Coffey believes that social media made an impact when Facebook and Myspace were created in 2003. Although social media has been around for a long time it has had the most impact on people of this generation which are age's between …show more content…

This has a lot to do with social media. Students in high school get bullied through social media. Even if they say it does not bother them. Cyberbullying is worse than face to face bullying because you might not know who is bullying you cause they can be anonymous. Social media also affect kids as young as thirteen. According to Sultan “parents have a difficult job these days” (2015). These thirteen years use social media as the day to day interaction. Parents have a hard job in this generation because even though they take away their kid's social media, kids have other ways where they can use it. This limits the relationship between family members. When I was little I always wanted to be with my family, I always taught they were cool, but now kids have technology so all they want to do is be on their phone all the time. It is not good for kids to stare at a screen for multiple of hours. As kids, these days growing up all they do is look at their phone all day or go on the internet. This can cause a serious of damage to their eyes. Why do kids always on their social media? Parents have a responsibility to do something about this. Kids these days are smart and will try other ways to get through and be on their social media but I believe parents have the right to limit them from using all these devices and save them from their

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Since the creation of Six Degrees, the first recognizable social media platform back in 1997, the usage of the social media platforms has grown in size to the point where 37% of population uses them worldwide (We Are Social, 2017). This unceasing mass socialization profoundly influences society today, thus, playing a significant role in shaping its life, therefore, three popular social media platforms are selected to analyze how they affected people intensely within a certain period of time. Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram have affected our society within the past five years in both positive and negative aspects: Facebook, despite its popularity with worldwide online communication, is challenged with fraudulent security and cyber-bullying;

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