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Social Media Impact on Peace
- 1. Social Media Attack On Privacy And Peace Of An Individual Dr. Sangeeta Dhamdhere Director, KRC, MCASC, Pune, India Dr. Frederic Andres Professor, National Institute of Informatics, Japan Dr. Florent Pasquier Professor, Sorbonne UniversitĂŠ Lettres, France Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 2. Agenda â˘Background â˘Issues and challenges â˘Solutions/Suggestions â˘Conclusion and Future Actions Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 3. Introduction Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license ⢠Social media is computer-based technology that provides its users a quick communication platform to share their thought, feelings, insight, and emotions, personal information, photos, documents, videos and web links ⢠Social networking, Microblogging, Photo sharing and Video Sharing are the platforms available.
- 4. Use and Usage of Social Media⢠Due to low cost mobile data, Wi-Fi access popularity of social media has grown rapidly in last few years. ⢠Social Media Users have reached up to 3.196 billion in 2018 ⢠+ 13 percent growth year-on-year ⢠In India in last four years average use of internet has increased from 805mb to 9.6GB ⢠More than 43.2Crores 4G users are using more than 10GB data per month. Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 5. Social Media Addiction Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 6. Social Media: Bright Side ⢠Diffuses the boundaries like race, sex, caste, age, country, etc. and brought all the human on one platform irrespective of their position. ⢠Used to be in touch with friends and family members, to make new friends, share happiness, sorrows, useful information, alerts and live updates Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license ⢠Widely Used in crowd funding, alternative and shared economy, block chain, fact checking, petitions, online education, collaborative activities, helps for meditation, politics, etc. ⢠Used in all sectors either for publicity or information sharing
- 7. Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 8. Social Media Impact: Dark Side⢠Impacting individual health, wellbeing, physical activity headache, overweight, backache, spondylitis, heart and eyes diseases, concentration, memory loss and most important peace of mind. ⢠People are disconnecting from the real world ⢠Attacking individual privacy and security which lead to social media crimes Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 9. Issues And Challenges: Cyber crimes Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 10. Reasons why social media affecting peace of mind? ⢠Fake friend requests may lead in scams and fraud schemes ⢠Non responsive behaviour of users ⢠Blocking/Unblocking/Tagging ⢠Personalized and negative comments ⢠Unnecessary flood of posts by unknown ⢠Late night messages ⢠Unwanted chat requests/messages ⢠Harassment ⢠Fake News ⢠In efficiency at work or study due to constant use of social media Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 11. Response Rate and behaviour of Social Media Users @ Simmons University, USA Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license Ref: Agarwal, Naresh (2019). Disconnectedness in connected world. Keynote speech at Int Conf of LIS 2019, Sapporo, Japan
- 12. Maslowâs Hierarchy of Human Needs Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license Need of giving Peace Education and Humanistic approach to mentor the social media users
- 13. Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license Temple structure of fair balance to nourish all our human aspects by Pasquier (2017)
- 14. Peace Education ⢠Education which includes a strong culture of peace on large scale ⢠Education to know our self better ⢠Doing right thing and thinking right gives peace of mind ⢠Treating others well on social media ⢠Use offline values and ethics when you are online ⢠Take the users from disconnectedness to connectedness ⢠Need to do analysis of emotions, feelings and behavior of social media users Mixing of new technologies and human sciences to develop a transpersonal and transdisciplinary approach for better world. Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 15. Transdisciplinary Approach ⢠âBeing Transdisciplinaryâ is the keystone of facing the challenges of the 21st Century. It is to face the challenges of the present world in all their complexity ⢠The methodology of transdisciplinarity is founded on three postulates: ⢠The ontological postulate: There are, in Nature and in our knowledge of Nature, different levels of Reality of the Object and different levels of Reality of the Subject. ⢠The logical postulate: The passage from one level of Reality to another is insured by the logic of the included middle. ⢠The epistemological postulate: The structure of the totality of levels of Reality is a complex structure: every level is what it is because all the levels exist at the same time. â (Basarab Nicolescu, Manifesto of Transdisciplinarity, op. cit.) Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 16. Educating the users of social media ⢠Posters ⢠Booklets ⢠Counselling ⢠Guest lectures ⢠Workshops ⢠Newspaper or Media ⢠Awareness via Social Media ⢠Rehabilitation centres Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 17. Suggestions to Social Media Users⢠Be Smart and Donât be Stupid. ⢠Self Discipline, ethics, values and little precaution must ⢠Tell Less about you and Know More about a few ⢠Click less pictures with friends and acquaintances and follow the rule of âBewareâ ⢠Avoid interacting with strangers. Do not agree with them but do not be rude with them because some cases observed revealed that the stalking was done due to ego clashes. ⢠Inform about tormenting post, harassing messages, threatening contents/ messages and posts with family members who knows how to deal the situation ⢠Use verified and reputed Apps, Tools, Websites, Portals, Online Market Place, File sharing sites, Gaming sites for downloading stuffs. ⢠Rock with your Friends but Block the ones who Offends ⢠Read before hitting on the âI acceptâ or âI agreeâ tab. ⢠To avoid passwords cracking choose complex password. ⢠Watch your online behaviour with othersContent of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
- 18. Suggestions to Government ⢠Digital Emotional Intelligence Analysis/Behavioural Study of Social Media Users: Analysis and classification of suspicious and fraud accounts depending on their messages, activities on social media, behaviour and demographic information can be identified and take action on them ⢠The data of criminal behaviour can be sorted in descriptive, informative, reactive types and alerts can be issued to public ⢠Content Curation ⢠Aadhar Card mandatory for profile creation ⢠Safe time and place to stop to be wired with social media Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
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- 20. Open for the Discussion Content of this PPT is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Good afternoon all of you. I am Dr. Sangeeta Dhamdhere presenting a paper âSocial MediaâŚ.â co authored by Dr. Frederic Andres, Professor, National Institute of Informatics, Tokyo and Dr. Florent Pasquier, Professor, Sorbonne Universite Lettres, France.
- I will discussing the background of choosing the topic, Social media issues and challenges, Suggestions and Future actions.
- Lets begin with the introduction. Social media is computer based technology which provides its users a quick communication platform to shareâŚ.. Social media are of four types social networking I,e. Facebook, Linkedin, Google+. Microbloging i.e. Twitter, Tumblr, Photo sharing i.e Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest and Video sharing i.e. Youtube, Facebook live, Perscope, Vimeo. There are hundreds of social communication platforms are available.
- Due to low cost mobile data and easy wifi access the popularity of social media has grown rapidly in last few years and its users have reached upto 3.196 billions in 2018 and every year this figure is increasing with 13percent. In India in last four years average use of internet has increased from 805mb to 9.6GB and more than 43.2 crores 4G users and using more than 10GB data per month. This graph here shos the social media users in Dec 2018 Facebook users were 2271 millions, Youtube users are 1900 millions, whatsapp 1500millions, FB messenger 1300 Millions Instagram 803 millions and Line, Pinterest, Snap Chat, Viber users are below 300Millions.
- If we see what happens in an internet minutes you will see every single minute 973000 people login to FB, 38 Million Messages are shared on whatsapp, 174000 scrollings on Instagram, 2.4 Millionos snaps are created on Snap Chat, 25000 Million GIFs sent via messengers 18 Millions text messages are shared on Line and 4.3 Millions videos are being watched on YouTube. From these statistics we can understand how people are addicted to social media and their mobiles.
- Every coin has two sides. Similarly Social Media too have two sides Bright side and Dark Side. Lets see its Bright side. Social media is diffusing boundries like âŚ
- From these pictures we can see addiction on social media and preference to communicate online than face to face. At restaurant or groups too people prefer chatting on mobile.
- If we see the Dark side of social media excessive use of social media is impacting on individual health, well being, physical activity and most imp peace of mind. People are disconnecting from the real world and indulging themselves in virtual world. These social media are attaching individual privacy and security which lead to social media crimes
- Every year many cyber crimes are reported related to social media. There are cases of Manipulation, Blocking, Tagging, Shopping offers, Profile hacking, etc. Not only common people but celebrities are also victim of such offenses and crimes.
- If we see how it affecting peace of mind then there are many scams and fraud schemes using fake profiles. Fake friend requests, non-responsive behaviour of users, blocking friends, personalized and negatice comments âŚ.are creating distresses in people which turns into inefficiency at work, lack of concentration, fear, worry, etc.
- In recent study carried out at Simmons University, USA it was found that the response rate of people on social media is ///// 67% people feel bad towares non-responseâŚ.
- According to Maslowâs Hierarchy of Human needs each one has Psychological need, safety need, love and belongings needs, esteem and self actualization needs. From this hierarchy the social media is affecting people Psychologically, no safe environment, blocking, hacking, non responsive behaviour etc are causing other needs of people.
- Prof. Pasquier co-author of this paper has proposes this temple structure of fair balance eto nourish all human aspects and suggested need of peace education among the social media users
- Problems donât occur with technologies themselves. So what is the cause of these social media crimes and distresses? It is the way that human deals with these technologies. So we need to educate and train the minds of human.