Know the Impact of Social Media

Social media is an important part of our daily lives. It has totally affected our culture in both positive and negative ways. Social media has had a lot of positive effects on our culture. Social media strengthens the connection between people and creates an environment where opinions, pictures and more can be shared. Social media enhances creativity and social awareness in our society by interacting with others and sharing new ideas and perspectives. This is also important for any business because at some point you will need to use social media in your business. Social media has grown international business and marketing. People prefer to buy online. Social media creates an opportunity to expand your world and make new friends from other countries. Keeping up with breaking news is easier on social media because of the unlimited access and flexibility they offer. On the other hand, social media has negatively impacted our culture. People can share whatever they want on social media, some of which may be inappropriate images. People become more conservative in their views of each other. People start arguing about each other's views on political views, religion, social rights and culture. Social media has a negative impact on youth. It reduces physical activity. People prefer to sit in front of a computer all day and chat. Social media also has a negative impact on young people. Children may be influenced and manipulated by certain websites that contain inappropriate information. The ugliness of social media is that people share a lot of unnecessary information, and bullying and harassment on social media has increased. People can make cruel and negative comments about anything. Social media has good, bad and ugly effects on our culture

The influence of social media on culture cannot be underestimated. It has had such a huge impact on sociocultural change that the roles of men and women are defined through mass media. It deals with intercultural and international communication. Many people around the world try to understand the importance of culture and its impact on human behavior (Purvis 46)