The article The New Paparazzi, by Emma Teitel, publishes her concerns to the public, disgusting the newer generation taking pictures of others and posting them on the Internet.
Social media has become a popular asset to teenagers such as Facebook and Instagram etc. Most teenagers are always connected to social media and have access to the Internet on their smart phones. Most teenagers are being looked at on a different prospective because of captured pictures from attending parties, later on being posted on social media."Digital cameras have become a house-party staple".
Social media has become a popular asset to teenagers such as Facebook and Instagram etc. Most teenagers are always connected to social media and have access to the Internet on their smart phones. Most teenagers are being looked at on a different prospective because of captured pictures from attending parties, later on being posted on social media."Digital cameras have become a house-party staple".
These party pictures brought a concern to managers. While interviewing they search names of the teenager for any inappropriate behaviour in the past or just recently.
Most of the pictures come from teenage girls.
"Posting picture on Facebook without his or her permission is, in this day and age, obviously unfriendly".
Most pictures are being posted on the Internet without them even finding out.
"Facebook most attractive purpose is in true tabloid fashion to anonymously invade the privacy of people you don't really know." The real purpose of being able to access others tabloid is to write on their wall(pictures or videos they shared in the past or recent), if you set your privacy settings correctly only friends be able to access your tabloid.
I do agree with the article on a lot of the points, when I go to parties, I don't often see teenagers taking pictures of others and posting them on social media especially without their permission. Some parties some teenagers take pictures with others which is now called a selfie.
social media has become a popular entertaining area for teenager and should be a concern to aduld to watch what teenager are sharing and posting on the Internet.
Most of the pictures come from teenage girls.
"Posting picture on Facebook without his or her permission is, in this day and age, obviously unfriendly".
Most pictures are being posted on the Internet without them even finding out.
"Facebook most attractive purpose is in true tabloid fashion to anonymously invade the privacy of people you don't really know." The real purpose of being able to access others tabloid is to write on their wall(pictures or videos they shared in the past or recent), if you set your privacy settings correctly only friends be able to access your tabloid.
I do agree with the article on a lot of the points, when I go to parties, I don't often see teenagers taking pictures of others and posting them on social media especially without their permission. Some parties some teenagers take pictures with others which is now called a selfie.
social media has become a popular entertaining area for teenager and should be a concern to aduld to watch what teenager are sharing and posting on the Internet.