Living in the Age of Communication

1. Living in the Age of Communication

LIVING IN THE AGE OF COMMUNICATION

2. 21st century - the "century of communication"

21ST CENTURY - THE "CENTURY OF COMMUNICATION"
The 21st century is called the
"Century of Communication" because
before, people over long distances
could communicate on a landline
phone, but not everyone had it.
Now, almost every house has a
computer, most people have mobile
phones, and many have smartphones
with Internet access.

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We can contact our friends and
relatives at any time, when necessary with rescue, delivery, etc. With the
advent of the latest technologies, it has
become easier for people to
communicate with each other, share
news, communicate information about
themselves, about relatives, friends,
society and the world as a whole.
These technologies - this is why our
century is called the "Century of
Communication."

4. Advantages and disadvantages of the "century of communication"

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE "CENTURY OF COMMUNICATION"
Advantages:
1) communication tools, almost always accessible and
relatively easy to use, greatly facilitate our
communication.
2) conversations from a distance
3) fast data transfer
4) payment for services and purchases
Disadvantages:
1) language depreciation
2) user illiteracy
3) the problem of "loneliness in the network"

5. Advantages and disadvantages of the Internet

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE INTERNET
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
1) Quick connection
1) Theft of personal
information
2) Abundant information
resources
2) Spam
3) Affordable education
3) Malicious programs
4) Entertainment, games
4) Pornography
5) Social networks to keep 5) Social exclusion, obesity
and depression
in touch
6) Online Services and ECommerce

6. Will the new technological revolution be stopped?

WILL THE NEW TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION BE
STOPPED?
We cannot stop technological
progress, but we can try to take action.
It seems that the best strategy is to
introduce reasonable restrictions at the
level of the law, but make every effort
so that the advantage gained through
technology is stronger on the side of
good than on the side of evil.