Critiques to FACEBOOK

Critiques to 

So is it a worthy? How does it affect us? What are the benefits? What are the drawbacks? Here's, I’m going to share a look at some of the many ways in which this ever widespread social interacting site influence our lives in both good and bad ways. 

It’s easy to set up a profile and the relatively orderly UI of the site is easy to use. It’s free and all you need is an internet connection and any device that can connect to the internet, including the rising mobile devices. Facebook surpasses all physical boundaries, and connect with far-away friends and distant family. It is a place to share thoughts, ideas. We can mingle with people around with identical interests and thinking across the world. They can join groups and certain fan pages. To a certain extent. It is educational! A majority of student and teens use social networking, Facebook to discuss school assignments and share discussions.

On the other SIDE.... people tend to think that

Facebook isn't true or beneficial, its simply a propelled rendition of the electronic release sheets that have been around since the Web dawned (Bill, 2014). No one on those old sheets met their 'perfect partner' or purchased an auto; or paid their bills; or telecasted their political presumptions; or flared one another for opposing this idea. Facebook doesn't generally 'unite individuals' in any customary feeling of the expression yet divides them as I will attempt to demonstrate in this section. 

Bill (2014) suggested that a genuine 'informal community' wouldn't be virtual. It would include genuine individuals, meeting in a true, unmistakable, blocks and-mortar building or outside spot, where they may have sustenance, beverages and discussion. That would be true. What's not true is an on-line spot where there's no eliteness or wisdom about who gets in, and all way of riff-raff voicing their conclusions, trading connections to news reports, photographs of little cats playing with string, comic books and jokes, while embracing how extraordinary everything is that they're gathering and making such a large number of "companions."

Full disclosure: I truely admit that FaceBook is going viral and addictive. And that worries a lot of people, especially parents.

Reference:

Bill, R. (2014). Facebook: The World's Biggest Waste of Time?. [ONLINE] Available at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/billrobinson/facebook-the-worlds-bigge_b_4585457.html. [Last Accessed 27 June 2014].

By: -JH-