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Below is a list of many of the disadvantages of the Internet.
Bullying, trolls, stalkers, and crime. ...Exploitation and pornography and violent images. ...Addiction, time waster, and causes distractions. ...Never being able to disconnect. ...Identity theft, hacking, viruses, and cheating. ...Spam and advertising. ...Affects focus and patience.
Bullying, trolls, stalkers, and crime. ...Exploitation and pornography and violent images. ...Addiction, time waster, and causes distractions. ...Never being able to disconnect. ...Identity theft, hacking, viruses, and cheating. ...Spam and advertising. ...Affects focus and patience.
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The Internet is perfect for giving everyone the ability to work from anywhere. However, that also means that it may be expected that you are available to work, even if you are not supposed to be working.
For example, you may be at home and get a notification that an important work-related e-mail has been received and end up working on that e-mail without getting paid.
Identity theft, hacking, viruses, and cheating
With access to billions of computers, it makes it easier for computer hackers and malicious users to hack accounts and steal personal information that could be used for identity theft. The Internet also connects all computers to each other, which makes it easier for hackers to scan millions of computers and quickly identify what computers are vulnerable to attack.
The Internet also makes it much easier for students to cheat on their studies or find others on the Internet to write reports for them or do their homework
Spam and advertising
It's great that the Internet can be an easy way to reach a much wider audience than traditional advertising methods (e.g., Newspaper, TV, and Radio). However, because it is so easy and cheap, it can mean that you will see more advertising and get more spam in your e-mail Inbox than you may in real life.
Affects focus and patience
The sites we use on the Internet every day have an "instant gratification" effect. They also present an infinite menu of things to think about and experience at any moment, on demand. Getting information this way rewards fast-paced thinking that shifts focus quickly, which affects your interactions in general, making you more impatient and less focused in your activities. Try to balance this natural effect with time away from social media and focused on creative, responsible activities like exercise or cleaning.
Depression, loneliness, and social isolation
Social networking sites can also lead to depression with many people when all you see is the best of all your friend's lives you may start to wonder why your life is not as good as theirs.
The Internet and online games make it easier to communicate with others, and although you may find new connections around the world, it's easy to disconnect from those in your real life.
Health issues and obesity
As with watching too much TV, spending too much time on the computer surfing the Internet or playing games can also lead to obesity and an unhealthy lifestyle.
A computer also requires a lot of repetitive movement that can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome. For example, moving your hand from your keyboard to a mouse and typing are all repetitive actions, which can cause injuries. Taking breaks, keeping the proper posture, and understanding computer ergonomics can all help prevent or delay these injuries.
Buying things not needed
The Internet makes it easy to buy things, causing you to buy things without putting much thought into if you need what you are buying. Also, for some people, buying items on the Internet can become so addictive that it can cause serious debt.
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The Internet is perfect for giving everyone the ability to work from anywhere. However, that also means that it may be expected that you are available to work, even if you are not supposed to be working.
For example, you may be at home and get a notification that an important work-related e-mail has been received and end up working on that e-mail without getting paid.
Identity theft, hacking, viruses, and cheating
With access to billions of computers, it makes it easier for computer hackers and malicious users to hack accounts and steal personal information that could be used for identity theft. The Internet also connects all computers to each other, which makes it easier for hackers to scan millions of computers and quickly identify what computers are vulnerable to attack.
The Internet also makes it much easier for students to cheat on their studies or find others on the Internet to write reports for them or do their homework
Spam and advertising
It's great that the Internet can be an easy way to reach a much wider audience than traditional advertising methods (e.g., Newspaper, TV, and Radio). However, because it is so easy and cheap, it can mean that you will see more advertising and get more spam in your e-mail Inbox than you may in real life.
Affects focus and patience
The sites we use on the Internet every day have an "instant gratification" effect. They also present an infinite menu of things to think about and experience at any moment, on demand. Getting information this way rewards fast-paced thinking that shifts focus quickly, which affects your interactions in general, making you more impatient and less focused in your activities. Try to balance this natural effect with time away from social media and focused on creative, responsible activities like exercise or cleaning.
Depression, loneliness, and social isolation
Social networking sites can also lead to depression with many people when all you see is the best of all your friend's lives you may start to wonder why your life is not as good as theirs.
The Internet and online games make it easier to communicate with others, and although you may find new connections around the world, it's easy to disconnect from those in your real life.
Health issues and obesity
As with watching too much TV, spending too much time on the computer surfing the Internet or playing games can also lead to obesity and an unhealthy lifestyle.
A computer also requires a lot of repetitive movement that can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome. For example, moving your hand from your keyboard to a mouse and typing are all repetitive actions, which can cause injuries. Taking breaks, keeping the proper posture, and understanding computer ergonomics can all help prevent or delay these injuries.
Buying things not needed
The Internet makes it easy to buy things, causing you to buy things without putting much thought into if you need what you are buying. Also, for some people, buying items on the Internet can become so addictive that it can cause serious debt.
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