Technology has become a way for people to
express themselves over the web and for a vast amount of people to hear about
what others have. Since technology has increased so rapidly, subcultures have
formed over the web. Subcultures are a group of people with a culture which
differentiates them from the larger culture they belong to. This can include
hackers who steal credit cards online or people who make their own websites for
people to communicate the so called “truth” about what they believe.



There are
consequences though to all this online technology. Because we have become so
evolved in technology, we now have hackers and cybercrime. Sexual predators are
now seducing younger children over the internet through IMS. Hackers can now steal
your identity because all of our information is available and always exit out
of websites. The internet has become
dangerous in a way we are only beginning to really discover. Just consider all the financial information,
bank accounts and National Security documents that are on a website……
As I stated
before, the web is a tool that can hurt us AND bring us together as we join
online communities to support each other.
For example, as teen suicide has increased because of cyber bullying,
other teens have been able to come together and combat these bullies over the
web. The web will increasingly be used for the good and the bad because anyone
and everyone have access and are allowed to use it. Regulation is impossible
because it is so enormous and so instantaneous. The internet is unique in the
fact that everyone has a say even those we believe shouldn't.
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