It has been said that, “we are married to our phones.” It is not just the phones; it is the social networking sites that we cannot stay away from. People are becoming addicted to sites such as Facebook and feel the need to check it multiple times a day or night. It is the first thing some people look at in the mornings and the last thing they look at before turning in for the night. Another disadvantage that occurs with social networks includes the loss of privacy and the potential of criminal activity. It seems that people posts everything that they are doing, where they are going, and entirely too much of the private matters. This will eventually lead thieves to commit crime and open up targets for identity …show more content…
We are seeing more and more negativity in this world today and people seem to thrive over gossip, bad news, and love to be the first to announce a tragedy. There have been several instances where I have seen death announcements made before the family is even notified. I feel that there is a lack of consideration for the family on this type of situation. I agree it is very beneficial when trying to raise money for people such as, "Go Fund Me" accounts but of course people have taken advantage and abused this too. False accounts have been created and people are committing fraud. The scams and hoax information has gotten out of hand and rumors are being spread like wildfire regarding celebrity deaths such as suicides, grocery giveaways, fake coupons, and contest entry. All this is just luring the networks users into a trap and providing hackers with their information. Children are being bullied at school, arguments, and fights are being videoed at school and then put on these networks. To have to go to school with this abuse and then deal with it on these social networks is ridiculous. The drama on the networks are overwhelming, not just with kids but adults as well. Just recently in the media and broadcasted over Facebook, a man did a live stream video of himself talking about how he murdered his