This article will discuss why social media platforms are danger to our privacy and will also list some reasons why we should be careful with the information we share with social media platforms.
Social media has really taken over our lives, no matter where we go we will still be exposed to posts, pictures, and stories posted by others.
Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr provide us an easy way to communicate and connect with others around the world.
But there are also dangers that can come with this social media exposure, and without further thinking you can end up exposing yourself to some serious issues.
Facebook: The most popular social media platform
The largest social media platform in the world is Facebook. Facebook has over 2 billion active users worldwide and 1.49 billion users on mobile devices.
It has over 1.5 billion likes on its website and 900 million users who “Like” a certain brand or page.
By 2016, the average Facebook user on mobile devices spent over 2 hours per day on the website. On average, Facebook users uploaded 18.4 photos, changed or added 16 photos, and made 14 updates.
Social media has also changed the way in which we view the world.
Facebook is used by so many people that we have a unique perspective on things that we see.
For example, there are several famous photos of people smiling with various objects or landmarks and the Internet will automatically put that picture on Facebook so that people can see how happy they are.
Social media has also created several tragedies as people post their own photo’s and share them.
Some people, who don’t want the world to know they are unhappy, post a picture of someone hanging or someone committing suicide and post it on social media.
However, this may have the opposite effect by making people feel sad.
While social media is such a positive thing for the human race, there are some problems with it. The “like” button on social media is a major part of social media.
The “like” button is a button that you can press on a post that has been shared with you and will automatically put a like icon in a box underneath the picture.
Sometimes when you are scrolling through Facebook it may take a long time to get to your friends’ posts and so by the time you see the like button the page is already being liked hundreds of times.
This may be a good way to get people to start interacting with your page but it can also cause more problems.
Social media can also be used to stalk and harass people. Social media users, especially teenagers, who like Facebook pages that contain pictures of specific people will often “stalk” these individuals until they are angered.
The “Stalking Etiquette” section on the Creepster website lists the following questions that could be asked: “Has this person taken action that the person stalking would consider a violation of the victim’s personal boundaries?
Is the victim active in his or her community? Does the stalker have personal information about the victim?
Are there any other recent complaints of this person’s behavior?
Has the victim posted anything that the stalker may consider inappropriate or derogatory?
Is the stalking individual a friend, relative, or acquaintance of the victim?”
This type of social media stalking can cause issues in many different ways, even leading to some stalking and harassment arrests.
Twitter: Used for online relationships and business
Twitter is a fun social media platform. You can post your own tweets or can follow the account of anyone.
In this social media site you can retweet or favorite tweets of someone and make them more popular. However, like Facebook it has its problems.
Twitter is used to tweet directly to celebrities and you can follow the accounts of many people you would not normally be able to see or hear from in the media.
If a celebrity tweets something bad, you will see it. This is why it can be hard to take advantage of Twitter.
There have been several well-known celebrities who used Twitter to talk negatively about someone and the public used Twitter to catch up on this news.
This can be very damaging to a person’s career.
Twitter has also caused issues for victims of domestic violence. There have been several times when women have posted abusive tweets on Twitter while calling the police.
This causes police to show up at the person’s home to investigate further.
Cancelled shows, travel expenses and company policies on social media
As soon as the “time is right” a company will often post their official social media policy or cancellation policy.
In this policy they will tell people, who follow the company on social media, what will happen to them and will also explain how they are reaching out to the fans who want a refund or a replacement.
Most companies do not keep their social media policy on the web but they will print it out and give it to you if you want it. It is always best to read the social media policy before you buy anything.
The fan-bases of many celebrities, especially professional athletes, are so big that they are often worth millions of dollars.
When a new product is released, the athletes will often follow the account of the company or the production company that they are promoting.
This way they will be aware of any problems with the new product and can post and alert their fans of any issues.
This can be very beneficial for the production company as well because they can fix problems much faster than they would if they had to use the traditional avenues of contacting the public, such as phone calls, emails and letters.
This can be very beneficial for many companies and business owners. Some people post on their business’s social media accounts but most of the time they only post sales information.
As you can see from the examples above, there are many things to consider when taking advantage of social media.
