'Young people are concerned' social media

Social media or social media like Facebook and Twitter have emerged from a study that makes the young turks more concerned. The Anti-Boiling Anti-Bullying or Anti-Proliferation Charity, conducted by the Dutch label, conducted the study.

About 40 percent of the participants in the survey survey say that if someone does not like their cellphones, they feel bad. And 35 percent of them - the matter of their self-esteem depends directly on them, whether they follow or depend on them.

One in every three says that they are always scared of cyber-bullying or trauma.

An expert says, due to social media, children are growing up in 'culture of hostility'. This survey was run on ten thousand young people. They were between 12 and 20 years old. The survey revealed that cyber-bullying has gained widespread exposure.

About 70 percent of the participants have admitted that they are harassing others online. 17 percent of them claimed they have accepted the protest online. On the other hand, half said that they do not want to discuss the bad behavior that happened with them online.

It is also known in the study that Instagram is the most widely used social media to spread hatred.