The internet is another world; websites such a social media bring many kinds of new communications, drama, opinions, news, and much more. Social networking has become very detrimental to modern society. Two-time jeopardy winner, author Jacob Silverman, wrote “Terms of Service”, and he argues while the internet and social media keeps users connected, it’s nearly impossible for users to disconnect themselves in the 21st century, Social media and technology has become somewhat an addiction to user ,and he presents genuine solutions how to be smarter and aware users. Silverman begins establishing his credibility in the chapter, “The Social Rebellion” using legitimate sources and convincing language, then continues to successfully employing emotional
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Silverman concludes "you want to enjoy life." Despite the surveillance, data collection and many other tactics companies use in order to obtain data. Silverman offers several solutions; He encourages users to get offline sometimes or maybe leave phones at home and go for a walk. Silverman proposes this solution to limit the amount of data users which makes users a little smarter. This logic appeal is very effective positioned that the end of the book. Readers will have a better understanding how small use of social media and technology can affect the data production and network use …show more content…
Say this Prey means she has lived with and without social media. This reader can relate to the use of technology and the everyday life off of the computer. Prey also includes information on how she uses the internet Prey quotes, “I take breaks from the internet, don 't use FB, Twitter, and Instagram etc. - yet easily adopt technologies that provide a clear benefit (on line banking, shopping)”. Although, Prey has used the internet she has integrated herself with the use of social media. How would you know if social media hold an addiction—if you never try? Prey has not experienced use of the social media platform, in order to say hey this website is not addictive at all. If Prey signed up for one or several social media websites, and then never gain and strong attachment without checking her not cations or logging in constantly, she can prove her
Silverman concludes "you want to enjoy life." Despite the surveillance, data collection and many other tactics companies use in order to obtain data. Silverman offers several solutions; He encourages users to get offline sometimes or maybe leave phones at home and go for a walk. Silverman proposes this solution to limit the amount of data users which makes users a little smarter. This logic appeal is very effective positioned that the end of the book. Readers will have a better understanding how small use of social media and technology can affect the data production and network use …show more content…
Say this Prey means she has lived with and without social media. This reader can relate to the use of technology and the everyday life off of the computer. Prey also includes information on how she uses the internet Prey quotes, “I take breaks from the internet, don 't use FB, Twitter, and Instagram etc. - yet easily adopt technologies that provide a clear benefit (on line banking, shopping)”. Although, Prey has used the internet she has integrated herself with the use of social media. How would you know if social media hold an addiction—if you never try? Prey has not experienced use of the social media platform, in order to say hey this website is not addictive at all. If Prey signed up for one or several social media websites, and then never gain and strong attachment without checking her not cations or logging in constantly, she can prove her