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Tag: Internet
Every morning, the first thing most people do when they wake up is fire up their smartphone and check their social media sites.
What happened in the world while we were asleep?
For some, it’s a way to catch up on the world news. For others, it’s a way to see what your friends are doing that you missed out on. FOMO – Fear of Missing Out – is a real disease, friends, and one that should be stopped in its tracks.
Only 14% of the US population uses Twitter.
That’s not a whole lot of people, but those who are on it are communicating with each other (or to nobody at all) at a frentic pace.
And just like any mass gathering, Twitter users have aligned themselves with specific groupings, whether they knew they were doing so or not.
Remember when Web Watch told you HOW MUCH MONEY CANDY CRUSH MAKES PER DAY?
Around $800,000 dollars per day.
Well, there’s a new challenger to the casual game money market, and takes even less skill to play than matching three candies in a row.
How many Facebook friends do you have? How many do you know, like for real?
Remember when Web Watch told you that most of your Facebook friends were imaginary?
Turns out that nothing much has changed since Web Watch first shared this piece of information with you.
Spotify is just over five years old, and has over 20 million songs in its library.
That’s how Spotify can provide you a constant stream of music that’s geared to your listening tastes.
Web Watch has told you about how to make your online passwords harder for hackers to easily guess.
But apparently, people are still not paying attention. Yet again, we’ve hearing news reports of leaked hacked passwords list, and “password” and “123456” are still at the top of the list of passwords being used.
How bad is this? Maybe it all depends on which websites you’re using it on.
Parenting can be tough, and parenting with the Internet can be even tougher.
It’s not because the Internet can’t help you be a better parent, but it’s the sheer volume of information – many of it conflicting, and much of it at the touch of your fingertips – that makes it difficult.
Before, parents would rely on a single reference book, or the advice of their own friends or parents for advice on how to raise a child or whether their child is advancing properly.
But now? It’s a whole new world.
