Negatives And Disadvantages Of Facebook

Nowadays, people connect each other by social media. Facebook, a virtual community, is one of the most popular social websites. Most of the other websites allow users to create an account in an expressway by logging their Facebook account. For example, Tinder requires daters to use their Facebook account to create profiles instantly. Connecting to Facebook, the users are ready to use Tinder. It makes a profile of photos and information gotten by his or her Facebook account. Also, Facebook helps players to save games. Since the players started connecting Facebook during playing games, it automatically records the information, scores, or the process of the game that has been playing for a long time, so the players feel comfortable to play without worrying losing all the data. However, is it a real community? Web sites and social mobile apps are popular and necessary for people to connect over the world, so website designers and mobile programmers get high salaries. Thus, we cannot deny that virtual community is a real community because of three advantages: supporting users to get what they need, providing the sense of stability, and accepting us for who we are.

Facebook’s strengths are part of what makes their personal marketing unique. Facebook has been one of the most successful social media platforms because it allows people to connect from across the world. Thus, because the website has no restriction in terms of size (except for those in China), marketers are able to reach a wide variety of consumers, no matter their location, language, or other barriers. Moreover, Facebook has allowed marketers to not only target a mass, but it has enabled more direct and efficient niche marketing, which is due to consumer profiles. Today, marketers are able to obtain highly personal information, such as an extensive demographic information and interests. As a result of this, companies can create highly personalized ads and connect with their consumers on a deeper more meaningful level. In turn, this improves brand loyalty. Likewise, companies can humanize themselves through Facebook. Often times marketers have a hard time getting through to their consumers because 1) they know they are being targeted and 2) because their organization may to forward/ brash in their messages. Thus, with Facebook marketers can build an actual relationship with their consumers, appeal to their specific interest, and reach out in a more gentler way. Personally, I think this is why so many companies have been so successful with social media; because consumers believe they are interacting with people and not a necessarily a brand. Take Magnolia for example.

Facebook also has so many other impacts on our life every single day like before doing one thing of school work or the second that you turn on your computer you open the internet explorer and go straight to Facebook or another social network site. When Facebook was developed it was mainly for college and adults to communicate with others and to catch up with old friends and now that is not the case at all more and younger kids are getting Facebook. And being exposed to what a college student would be doing rather than what the normal is for a kid that is just starting high school or hasn’t even made it to high school yet. Another really big impact is that you can now receive all of your Facebook info on a phone so most people are focused on checking a notifications or a message on there Facebook rather than paying attention in class.

Facebook is one of the most popular social media portals and probably contributed to the increased Internet presence of the oldest Baby Boomers more than any other form of social media. Because Facebook accounts usually identify the user, the medium promotes the reconnection of former acquaintances. Furthermore, Facebook supports multimedia and different levels of private and public forms of communication. It has proven ideal for families and friends to maintain closer long-distance relationships and has been invaluable among deployed members of the armed forces as well for the same reasons.

Research has found that the convenience of social networks that makes mankind easier to live in this affluent’s era can lead pupils addicted to social networking, consequently it may affect the productivity of work and negative physical effect on human.

One social networking service has taken the Internet by storm. The world's most popular and well-known social networking web site, Facebook enables users to connect with friends, colleagues, and family by sharing updates about their status, personal photos and videos, and other items of interest . The site also allows sending personal messages or chats with other users, make public an event and invite guests, promote various public pages, and interaction with members with common interests (Rouse). Mark Zuckerberg, a student at Harvard University, launched “The facebook,” as it was initially know, in February 2004. It extended to various United States High Schools and other universities in the United States such as the Ivy League, and eventually began to spread worldwide. As of September 2006, Facebook can be used outside of educational institutions, as the site can be used by anyone (Phillips). As of June 2017, web site has two billion monthly active users, making it the most popular and used social networking web site (Welch). Facebook has changed the world in numerous ways, such as faster assimilation of information, how we keep in touch with others, express yourselves and our sentiments, and share moments of our lives in a click of a button, how we interact each with each other, and how it displays the current events of the world (Wagner). Facebook also has a fair share of its positive and negative effects. Some of the positive effects are it allows people to keep in

It expands market research, delivers communications, implements marketing campaigns and directs interested people to specific web sites.

The Internet is an ever-changing, ever-growing, world that gives us access to information in a matter of seconds. We can read news article, get an education, and even communicate with friends that are in a different country. One of the applications that makes communication possible is Facebook. This website was formed in 2004 as a way for Harvard students to have an easier way of connecting with one another (Baltar & Brunet, 2012, p. 64). Fast-forward to present 2017, and Facebook is now the most visited online social networking site (Ramsaran-Fowdar & Fowdar, 2013, p. 74) with more than 500 million users (Baltar & Brunet, 2012, p. 64-65). Facebook is not just home to many users, but also to many businesses as well. It has been discovered that non-profit organizations use this online application, much more than for-profit organizations, as a way to communicate with their followers (Cho, Schweickart, & Haase, 2014, p. 565). This social media platform is one that allows users to engage with organizations by means of likes, shares, and comments (Cho, Schweickart, & Haase, 2014, p. 565). Just like any other activity, there are pros and cons to consider when using Facebook. Is Facebook worth the risk for non-profit organizations?

Facebook was created in 2004 by Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg. The website was planned to be an online version of the University's published Facebook, a handbook of new students. At that time, membership to the website was partial to Harvard students only. In a month's time, Facebook developed to contain other Ivy League students as well, and within a year had over 1 million consumers. By the end of 2005, Facebook stretched to consist of, first, a network of 811 colleges and universities, then high schools, and then international students. In time for the fall semester of 2006, Facebook began accommodating membership of anybody over the age of 13. According to Facebook's Press Room, the social networking site presently

In this paper, I will synthesize 3 articles that I got from Indonesia, Thailand and Turkey. 3 of them are talking about Facebook used as Blended Learning tools. They have their own purposes but still having the save theme. The respondents in their studies are university students. Students are giving their opinion regarding Blended Learning and Facebook. Turkish IT students preferred direct online environment instead, since they think Facebook is for communication. Indonesian English students think that using Facebook as Blended Learning is as good as face-to-face Blended Learning. Facebook is improving Thailand’s English writing skill, makes Facebook is a suitable tool for Blended Learning.

It is not surprising that YouTube and Facebook are the most used social media out there. They are also the fastest way to convey a message, and 97% of the population is using Facebook (DeMers, 2014). With that said, Social media is the ideal way to spread the word about this diabetes campaign. “To some entrepreneurs, social media marketing is the “next big thing,” a temporary yet powerful fad that must be taken advantage of while it’s still in the spotlight” DeMers, 2014, para. 1.). Social media is so powerful that it dives the path for many public health campaigns’ marketing plans. Social media can be manipulated to reach the desired group or an entire population, and it has the potential to help the campaign to reach its desired goals.

The world wide web is most powerful. There are many social networking sites to communicate with friends on the other side of the world. The social networking sites are facebook , gmail , mig , what’s app , twitter etc. On that networking sites facebook is the most popular site. It’s popularity increased day by day. But it is helping us in many ways and also harming us in many ways. It has some advantages and disadvantages.

There is a study that says facebook can lower teens grades by 20% and that's just one social media site that is used among many. If just face book can lower grades by 20% it's hard to imagine the grades of people that also use instagram, snapchat, twitter, etc. I think this is because phones are a huge distraction the way they light up every time a notification comes in. Teenages are automatically going to check what it says and even if they only mean to be on their phone for a couple seconds it turns into an hour of staring at the screen. Even when I do homework I have to put my phone across the room or turn it off because I know that I will spend to much time on it and never get my homework done. Another reason I think social networking is making grades go down is because people are getting so used to just skimming through posts on instagram and reading tweets really fast on twitter that they do that all the time now even at school. If they are reading a book they will just skim through and not know all the details of what happened which definitely affects their

Social networking is the latest online fashion for the past few years. Social networking sites are used in a manner to keep in contact with new and old friends or co-workers. These sites can also provide career opportunities for professional in various fields. Social networking could be advantageous for career development, but there are also disadvantages to think of. In this paper I would be discussing some of the positive and negative aspect of social networking related to career development with some examples.

Facebook, the number one online based networking. Nowadays, everyone must have heard of or used the application. But only few people realize the negative impact Facebook leaves on users. Such as privacy, attitude, and behavior.