Abstract:
People have always wondered how to simplify their life by new inventions. In the 21-th
century, people are being transformed socially by the computer technology and Internet. Being easy to use, even teenagers are getting addicted after it. Being just a parent nowadays is not an easy occupation. Just giving an advice to your child is not a well-done occupation. Finding the balance between using computer and hanging out in real socio-physical activities with friends is a big concern for parents and educators. Hence, teenagers are experiencing increased loneliness. Minors may encounter even cyber-bullying. However, the real interaction between young users and social networks has not gained the right attention from the researchers. In this research paper, we aim to explore some crucial issues of teenager’s virtual social life. We have decided to select this target of population because they are the most vulnerable part of the society, which is very linked and connected to social media. Furthermore, we present some case studies of the terrible affect that cyber bulling can cause to teenagers by making sense of the socio-physiological damage that websites and internet as a medium induce to the youth
generation. Moreover we even take into consideration the data mining for social networks and how marketing specialists use it. Finally, in concluding of the paper we provide some insights how these issues of paramount importance can be mitigated and diminished from teenagers’ real life.
