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The Dangers of Social Networking Sites. Kristi Paulsen Ms. Lamor English Comp 101. 1. Social Networking Site Definition:. Online Service Enables Communication Sharing of photos Profile viewing Downloading music. 2. (Boyd and Ellison) . Cyberbullying:.
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The Dangers of Social Networking Sites Kristi Paulsen Ms. Lamor English Comp 101 1.
Social Networking Site Definition: • Online Service • Enables Communication • Sharing of photos • Profile viewing • Downloading music 2. (Boyd and Ellison)
Cyberbullying: • Definition: Children being tormented by peers online (Stop Cyberbullying 1) • 17.3% of middle school students are victims (“Are Social Networking Sites Good” 9) • Many negative results of cyberbullying 3.
Unhealthy Addiction: • Increasing popularity of social networking sites • Unhealthy dependency • Lack of human interaction • Hinders social life • Harms education • Diminishes chances at obtaining a job 5. 4.
Online Sexual Predators: • Profiles are open information • Deceptive Identities • Internet Crimes Against Children Program • 2,329 cases of online predators (2005) (Hoover 3) • Crimes connected to MySpace 6.
Opposition: • Age restrictions • Optional privacy settings • Profile viewing • Photo Sharing • Comments • Users able to report abuse 7. 8.
Refuting Opinion: • Lack of age restriction enforcements • 7.5 million Facebook users under 13 (Puzzanghera) • Automatic public settings • Lack of service personnel • MySpace: 100 service personnel/73 million users (Hoover) 9.
Conclusion: • Social networking sites are dangerous due to: • Risks of cyberbullying • Lack of personal interaction • Risks of online sexual predators 10.
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