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Are there any problems associated with the use of the internet?
There is no doubt that computers and the Internet have become one of the most important achievements of modern society. They revolutionize people's daily lives (science, education, information, entertainment, etc.) by eliminating distance and providing information and communication immediately and easily. With the regular development of new technologies, Internet users have the opportunity to communicate anywhere in the world to make online purchases, use it as an educational tool, work remotely and conduct financial transactions with various services provided by the bank. The unlimited possibilities offered by the Internet can often lead users to abuse it or use it for malicious purposes against other users, organizations and government services. With the rapid spread and growth of the Internet, some social phenomena such as cyberbullying, Internet pornography, cosmetics through social networks, cybersuicide, Internet addiction and social isolation, and Internet racism have emerged. In addition, there is a risk of using all kinds of scams by technology systems professionals who use the Internet as a tool to carry out illegal activities. Social networks Man is often considered a "social being". Therefore, it is not surprising that the Internet is constantly transforming information from a simple medium for publishing to a means of social buzz and participation. Social networks (1) are defined as online services that allow users to create a public profile in a specific network system. In addition, users publish lists of other users, view and exchange lists of contacts and contacts created by others in the system. Social networks are a set of interactions and relationships. The term is used today to describe websites that allow users to share opinions, photos, and other information. The most popular of these websites are Facebook, Twitter, My Space, Skype, OoVoo, LinkedIn, Tumblr, YouTube, TripAdvisor. These websites are virtual communities where people can communicate and develop relationships through them. A social network is a social structure that includes a number of factors, such as individuals or organizations. On the Internet, social networks are social platforms where social relations between people, usually as active members of a social network, are related to common interests or activities.Websites in social networks are websites on websites, the main part of which is many: creating profiles, uploading pictures and videos, commenting on actions taken by other members of the network or group, messages, etc.The dangers of the Internet Social network is a great technological phenomenon of the 21st century. Social networking websites allow each user to create a personal website, use graphics, colors, music, images and give it a unique character. This activity is especially common among young people and does not require certain technical knowledge. On these websites, users interact with other users through a virtual profile, publish photos and videos, add to interest groups, publish and share artistic creations, visit other users' pages, and use various applications. The Internet is a powerful tool at our disposal, but if it is not used properly, it can put someone in a very dangerous situation. The challenge of the Internet is to recognize potential risks, avoid risks, and learn about options for preventing and reversing them. The most important problems in social networks are: Online grooming (2) describes behavior that attempts to build trust in a young user to conduct a confidential meeting with the user. Sexual exploitation of the victim, physical abuse, or abuse through child prostitution and pornography can be the result of this encounter, making it an online psychological treatment. In another definition, the intelligent manipulation of "grooming" usually begins without a sexual approach, but is designed to force the victim to have sex. In addition, it is sometimes described as a characteristic feature of emphasizing the gradual and gradual disclosure of information from the young user and establishing a relationship of trust. Cyberbullying (3) Aggressive behavior using electronic means. Such behavior makes young people lonely, happy