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I think the internet has brought the youth together thanks to social media platforms. Technology and the Internet allow people to share experiences, news, and information almost instantly, bringing young people closer together than ever before.
There are many ways to avoid cyberbullying. You can block or ignore users. Thanks to the Internet, friends have become closer, allowing us to see published content and send messages through apps. Teens can also seek help online by reaching out to people or finding ways to control their emotions. You can also use the internet to find funny videos you like, songs you enjoy, or finding interesting facts you're not taught by peers around you.
You can find identification and survival skills to help when people are out in nature and want to know what to do in case of an emergency or if they find something they don't recognize. (A plant, a bug, a snake, etc.)
People are also brought together during events where you can look up fun games or icebreakers. Speaking of events, people can look up ideas or hire someone through the internet. They can also post photos, videos, and updates for upcoming occasions. You can spread the word about a fundraiser or charity event by posting as well.
Wherever something has been lost in the neighborhood, the finders can post a photo of it on the neighborhood page and report it missing. People who see the post can either recognize it as their own or realize they know someone who owns the item.
Eugene H. Spafford, internet pioneer and professor of computing sciences at Purdue University, founder and executive director emeritus of the Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, commented “New uses, information sources and paradigms will improve the lives of many.” Pew Research Center states that “Internet access and smartphone ownership rates in these emerging and developing nations are greatest among the well-educated and the young, i.e. those 18- to 34-year-olds who came of age in an era of massive technological advancement. People who read or speak English are also more likely to access the internet, even when holding constant other key factors, such as age and education. Overall, across the countries surveyed, internet access rates are higher in richer, more developed economies. Once online, internet users in emerging and developing nations have embraced socializing as their most preferred type of digital activity. Majorities of internet users in all countries surveyed with large enough sample sizes to analyze say they stay in touch with friends and family online. Many also use cyberspace for getting information about politics, health care and government services. Less common are commercial and career activities, such as searching or applying for a job, making or receiving payments, buying products and taking online classes.” The internet can be instrumental for those who use it properly. You can learn things through videos, check on the latest news, and see what is happening in our world today.
Overall, I believe the internet has made a good impact on society and will continue to do so in the future. Teens are able to openly communicate with others, share experiences, help others, spread information, and bring each other together.
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