Social Media- Advantage, Disadvantage, and Future in Nepal
Introduction to social media
Social media is a worldwide networking platform that serves as a medium for people to connect and communicate with each other. It is a form of media that allows people to share their opinions, thoughts, experiences, and ideas with the world. Social media is also an effective tool for social change, social marketing, social activism, and social networking, with many tools and services dedicated to these purposes. People around the world are now taking social media into their daily lives. It has brought the world closer to each other in a unique way. Nepal is not far from these social networks. All kinds of networks are used in Nepal. We will now discuss their types, advantages, disadvantages, and future in Nepal.
Types of social media
Many scientists have worked tirelessly to bring social media to its present state. Six Degrees was formerly considered the first social network, released in 1997. There are hundreds of such networks available to us today. Here are some of the most used types of social networks in Nepal.
1. Facebook
2. YouTube
3. Twitter
4. Tiktok
5.Instagram
6. Whats-app
7. Telegram
8. Viber
Advantages
Social media has changed the lifestyle of many Nepalese. It has become possible to talk on audio and video calls with relatives or friends who are away from home and abroad. Photos and videos can be shared live with others. It used to cost a lot of money to do these things in the past but today these things have become possible at a negligible cost.
Social media is also a source of entertainment. Different songs, music, videos, movies, serials, etc. have become great options for listening and watching on it. Through the network, Nepalese has been able to present their art and abilities to others, which has allowed them to work in the field. These platforms have also been successful in doing and expanding their business. It has become a convenient medium for getting news, information, new technology, and new things. It has also started to be widely used in the field of study and teaching. These networks have played a significant role in the political transformation and turmoil in Nepal.