Well, from my point of view, I think social media impact a lot in Bangladeshi peoples in many ways. First and foremost, I think in education sector that has changed a lot through social media because in the remote side areas people can use social media in order to learn something valuable rather than wasting their money in order to take transportation. On the other hand, generally people can use social media in order to get suggestions for their businesses for healthcare for many reasons. So overall, social media impact a lot Bangladeshi people even though that influences some negativity which some teenagers are using longer hours social media. That is why they are damaging their skin, eyes and also they’re separated from their family members as they are not spending more time with them how they spend their time with social media. So yes.
Band 7+: Why do you think about social media nowadays in Bangladesh how social media impact Bangladeshi people
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Well, from my point of view, I think social media impacts Bangladeshi people in many ways. First and foremost, the education sector has changed a lot through social media because in remote areas, people can use social media to learn something valuable rather than wasting their money on transportation. On the other hand, people can use social media to get suggestions for their businesses, healthcare, and many other reasons. Overall, social media impacts Bangladeshi people significantly, even though it also has some negative influences, as some teenagers are spending long hours on social media. This is damaging their skin and eyes, and they are also becoming separated from their family members, as they are not spending as much time with them as they do on social media. So yes.
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