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 Social media becoming a 'platform' for depression Social media seems to create more harm than good for people. According to a recent study, it is said that social networks are becoming more risky day by day. According to a research published in the 'General of Global Information Management', social media has not only affected the mental but also the physical health of individuals. Between 2003 and 2018, based on more than 50 questions about social media, Sydney's University of Technology discovered more than four dozen effects of social media. According to Sodh, there are mainly 6 types of side effects of social media. In which concerns about privacy, security risks, concerns about reduction or increase in exposure, social transactions, content that creates harassment and distress, and cyber crime or violence are considered as the main problems. 1. Depression's biggest platform This research has emphasized the fact that the use of social media has an effect on

Teens, Social Media and Technology Teens and social media have become almost inseparable in today's digital age. Many teens use social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat to connect with friends, share content, and stay up to date on trends and news.

Beware of such people on social media For the past few days, individuals/criminal groups have been misusing technology and adopting various trends through social media to commit online fraud day by day. In view of this situation, the Cyber Bureau has been requested to be aware of such cheating trends.

"Homework hinders children's physical and social development" 5-6 am, Children wake up. They don't learn well, they are in a hurry to go to school. Washed hands, ate breakfast, dressed, carried heavy bags. ran