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- Hum 176 · Week 4
This assignment discusses the benefits and drawbacks of social media, including its use for business and personal purposes. It also covers the risks of hacking, scams, and predators. This is for Hum 176 Week 4.
What's inside
- Benefits of social media for business and personal use
- Risks of hacking, scams, and predators
- Impact of social media on society
- Parental concerns about children's use of social media
- Effects of social media on advertising and commerce
- Stress and drama caused by social media
Who it is for: Students taking Hum 176 Week 4. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Social media has become widespread, offering benefits like reconnecting with old friends and advertising businesses. It also presents risks such as hackers, predators, and inappropriate content. A student learns about the pros and cons of social media.
Benefits of social media
Social media helps people find old friends or family. It also allows businesses to advertise and individuals to search for jobs or dates.
Risks of using social media
Social media users face dangers like hackers stealing identities and predators targeting young people. Criminals exploit social media to find victims.
Parental concerns and precautions
Many parents keep children away from social media due to lack of filters and inappropriate content. Identity theft and stress from stalkers or agencies also deter some people.
Impact on businesses and users
Avoidance of online shopping and banking affects advertisement rates. Some people stay away from social media due to potential stress and drama.
Key terms
- Social media
- Websites like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube used for communication and networking.
- Computer hackers
- Criminals who use social media to steal personal information and identities.
- Sexual predators
- Individuals who target young people on social media for harmful purposes.
- Identity theft
- Theft of personal information to commit fraud, such as ordering credit cards or cars.
- Online banking
- Managing bank accounts and paying bills through the internet.
- Internet dating
- Using social media to find romantic partners.
Questions this document helps with
- Which social media sites are mentioned?
- Who might use social media to find people?
- Which risks come from using social media?
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