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As you here the Social Media work you just start thinking that on that website I have my account or not on that website? But these all are not right concern with the social media you have to think on that how much you got addicted towards these things and because of these things how many your other things like work, study, family all disturbing and you not giving them the proper times. These are the things which our Engineers done a great a job by making it and whole world is using it. You can think that these any social media is just the creation of one person or just the 5-6 number person group. But at the time when they were making it they didn’t thought about that it will be so popular so just salute them and use it in a very proper and effective way and take its best result... Read More : http://www.ezeelive.com/blog/social-media-affects-daily-life/

Interesting facts about Facebook and it’s users Facebook has really redefined the way people use social networks. It has eventually become everything more than a social network. It helps you not only connect with your friends but also creates a huge knowledge pool and discussion forum using the vast number of features it provides. Well, in this article we will tell you a few interesting facts about Facebook and it's users. 1. There are over 700 million plus registered users on Facebook of which 300 million login for atleast once almost daily. And on an average each of these 500 million users spend atleast 4 minutes on Facebook everyday (per user). This also makes Facebook one of the busiest websites in the world. 2. Over 50 billion photos and 10 million videos are uploaded to Facebook each month. Images alone consume hard disk storage space as much as 25TB of storage space every week. This entire thing became so humongous that Facebook redesigned their image s

The next time you apply for a job, don't be surprised if you have to agree to a social-media background check. Many U.S. companies and recruiters are now looking at your Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and other accounts and blogs -- even YouTube -- to paint a clearer picture of who you are. "Almost all employers do some form of background screening because they have to avoid negligent hiring," says Max Drucker, chief executive of Social Intelligence, a consumer-reporting agency. "An employer has an obligation to make the best effort to protect their employees and customers when they hire." And now the Federal Trade Commission has decided that companies that research how you spend your personal time and what your passions and hobbies are do not violate your privacy. The agency recently investigated Social Intelligence, which scours the Internet for the information, pictures and comments you freely share with the world and sells it to your potential emp