Published 2021-01-28
Keywords
- Social Media, Addiction, Technology, Communication, Advertisement, Modern, Challenge, Marketing, Virtual.
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Abstract
Social Media is an interactive technology that allows the exchange of data, information and posts virtually. More than positive, there are negative effects from a social media that we never cared about, or they never wanted us to know. Teens use the social media platform more in today's scenario wherein they can’t keep their phone aside or go out without it. The amount of time spent on social media is more compared to the useful works done in day-to-day life. There are many challenges of social media. The social media companies are using us as their products to gain more out of it, where they sell us without our knowledge. By giving space to the advertisement, social media is also gaining more profit. Some of the social media sites are already in existence and some are yet to be established. The truth is that in today's scenario most of the people or users are not able to live without the social media platform and still are unaware of what is happening behind. There are many untold scary truths behind all these business games.
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