The long-term and potential consequence of social media is literally hideous because people are nowadays mostly Gen Z. Gen Z are more focusing on social media instead of focusing on their career and studies. Most people are wasting their time and the crucial aspects of their lives on these platforms. these platform like Insta, Facebook or TikTok and mostly Genzi. Genzi are wasting their time on social media and this is the the the the hideous advantage of social media and if I am going to talk about the long-term consequence so few people are not interacting with each other nowadays because they are trapped by those those social media and they are wasting their time and mostly on social media and therefore they are not going to go out of their homes or comfort zones because they are trapped inside a platform like Facebook etc.
Band 5+: What are the potential long-term consequences of social media on interpersonal relationships and communication skills?
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The long-term potential consequences of social media are literally hideous because people, especially Gen Z, are focusing more on social media instead of their careers and studies. Most people are wasting their time and crucial aspects of their lives on these platforms, like Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok. Gen Z is wasting their time on social media, and this is the hideous disadvantage of social media. If I talk about the long-term consequences, few people are interacting with each other nowadays because they are trapped by social media. They are wasting their time mostly on these platforms, and therefore, they are not going out of their homes or comfort zones because they are trapped inside platforms like Facebook, etc.
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