Lovely Anne Castillo: Virtual Network Analysis

It may sound unbelievable and physically impossible to do but my niece, Lovely Anne Castillo, has a Facebook account of her own at barely the age of four. Therefore, the limit to how young users are on Facebook goes beyond the demographic of kindergartens despite the age eligibility the website has imposed on Facebook users needing to be 13 years of age. Lhoren Castillo, her mother, manages the account since she is already an avid Facebook user and knows how to sign up for a new account. The Facebook account is linked to Lovely Anne 's name, but based on the number of "likes" in a post and the enabling "reply" feature to comments posted, it argues that the mother is using the daughter 's avatar to disguise as the child in order to create a …show more content…
The keyword "remote" suggests the existence of an initiator, while the key phrase "over the Internet" represents the ability for him or her to do any tasks he or she wants to accomplish through a particular catalyst. As I will be discussing two specific functions of Facebook, the initiator is deduced to Lhoren who manages Lovely Anne 's Facebook account and utilizes her daughter 's avatar as the catalyst to showcase a relatively different face from the account creator so she can easily manipulate the account for her own benefits. On the other hand, social media is compiled of "websites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking" (Oxford Dictionary Online). The binary between "create" and "share" symbolizes the Lhoren 's activity on constructing photos and video posts of Lovely Anne 's dancing and modelling talents for a public audience to see. Naturally, both terms "virtual network" and "social media", will continuously be used throughout the paper to present an interconnection between the Facebook user and the supposed owner in …show more content…
To make the social media more appropriate in regards to kindergarten 's private lives, Facebook developers need to have the Snap chat feature where saving it is difficult for other users to save one 's own "snap" (a photo) and videos sent. Therefore, mothers may boast their child but with a limited time since the storyboard for Snap chat only lasts for 24 hours ("Snabo"). This feature offers more privacy for the children because their videos and photos cannot be spread easily, and proofs of his or her visual existence are restricted for exposure to only those users who are logged on during that specific day. In addition, mothers may like the way Facebook provide copies of the stilled and recorded images on the account 's wall post without them disappearing, Snap chat has the feature called "memory" where they can save any favourite pictures or videos they want and go back to looking at those images any time they want. The user 's symbiotic servomechanism relationship with Facebook will then become more personal because the "memory" can only be accessed by the user to see, enclosing the distribution of the child 's private life to a minimum. Facebook is a social media that attacks kindergartens through the process of creating their persona without the ability to manage them in the first place. Mothers ultimately have the control over their accounts, able to play as the child and play with their online existence