The society today is increasingly developing. The popularity of advanced technology is now growing.

People, especially the younger generation, increasingly prefer and transmit virtual relations.

With the increasing availability of cell phones and the Internet people do not want to meet and
interact, as people think that there is no need to meet physically when they can communicate with
their relatives and friends, so why do they not interact with them in real life? This affects people's
relationships significantly simply because it really gives people a sense of satisfaction and concern in
person.

Ideally, the benefits of technology should be enriched in such a way that it does not negatively affect
people's lives. Unfortunately, this does not appear to be the case. People focus on saving money, not
on relationships. For families/friends living in different countries, this is definitely a good thing, but
when your relatives and friends are living in the same city/country, you should make sure that using
technology will not prevent them from taking care of their families.

On the one hand, these advances have the potential to be highly beneficial. When communication is
confined to written letters or telegrams, cooperation between persons from distant nations
becomes considerably more difficult. Interactions through email, phone, or video are now virtually
as good as face-to-face encounters, and many of us benefit from them, whether at business or in
social settings. On the other side, the availability of new communication tools might lead to
individuals being isolated and discouraged from interacting. For example, many young people
choose to establish friends online rather than with their peers in person, and these 'virtual'
connections have mostly replaced actual friendships.

In conclusion, technology undoubtedly has changed human communication, but it has not been a
beneficial outcome to all of this transformation.