Many eole conf!se the concet of social network to a logo or alication they!se to comm!nicate with family or friends" ignoring comletely that social networks are based on theories s!ch as# grah theory and the theory of si$ degrees of searation. 'N o!r %acebook and other favorite social networks to find many!nknown and not knowing who they are" give free information
Many eole conf!se the concet of social network to a logo or alication they!se to comm!nicate with family or friends" ignoring comletely that social networks are based on theories s!ch as# grah theory and the theory of si$ degrees of searation. 'N o!r %acebook and other favorite social networks to find many!nknown and not knowing who they are" give free information
Many eole conf!se the concet of social network to a logo or alication they!se to comm!nicate with family or friends" ignoring comletely that social networks are based on theories s!ch as# grah theory and the theory of si$ degrees of searation. 'N o!r %acebook and other favorite social networks to find many!nknown and not knowing who they are" give free information
I. INTRODUCTION Many eole conf!se the concet of social network to a logo or alication they !se to comm!nicate with family or friends" ignoring comletely that social networks are based on theories s!ch as# grah theory and the theory of si$ degrees of searation. Moreover" according to social networks are virt!al comm!nities where !sers interact with eole aro!nd the world who find common interests or tastes. %!nction as a comm!nications latform that connects eole" and allowing them to !blish information s!ch as hotos and videos" is an easy lace to access and managed by the !sers themselves. &esides" many eole !se social media to e$ress what they feel" !blish and comment on hotos" videos and statements. II. CONTENT 'n the other hand" many eole even !se them to say what they do and where they are" who they are and who they have to !blish a relationshi. The basic ob(ective of a social network is to share information with others in real time" and to make contact with eole with whom they have similar tastes or interests. In o!r %acebook and other favorite social networks to find many !nknown and not knowing who they are" give free information of o!r lives" witho!t considering the conse)!ences or roblems that these can ca!se !s. Indeed it is very imortant to be caref!l with these laces when sharing information with eole yo! have on the network" beca!se social networks are favorite lace# the kidnaers" sed!cing and many bad eole. III. CONCLUSION In s!mmary do not take things as a game" we know that today there are many sick minds that find *Social networking* as a owerf!l tool for its ab!ses. Nobody g!arantees that the erson yo! are chatting with yo! really is a stalker or ab!ser who wants to h!rt yo! or take advantage of yo!. There are many cases of eole who have been kidnaed" deceived. It+s ama,ing that a simle social network can be comromised. Therefore I recommend yo! to be discreet do not give ersonal information s!ch as address" hone home" or family names. IV. REFERENCIAS [1] www.boletin.!iita.in.m$-inde$.h-ciencia-./01cyt1 n!mero123-241las1redes1sociales1s!s1venta(as1y1 desventa(as [2] htt#--www.anamericana.e-tecnologia-/252641 aarecen1n!evas1enfermedades1mentales1ca!sadas1 internet1cel!lares [3] htt#--www.martinoticias.com-content-tecnologia1red1 social1internet1sal!d1ciencia-.0.66.html %ac!ltad de Ingenier7a 8lctrica" 9am!s :ennedy" ;!ito 1 8c!ador Problems of Social Networks in Teens Achig Pablo pachig_pass@hotmail.com Universidad Politcnica Salesiana <UPS=" ;!ito 1 8c!ador /