it's easy to quickly connect with people, find information, and share experiences.
indifferently. there are positive aspects, in my case for work, but there are more negative ones.
it's fine if a person shares their personal data and information about themselves within reasonable limits.
it's good as long as it's not too much...
it is a public space, so the appropriate context must be raised to form a correct opinion about the person raising it, which is why one needs to be sufficiently cautious and consider the long-term consequences. i evaluate it neither positively nor negatively; it depends on the content raised by people and the balance between junk (selfies, thousands of makeup ads, advertising in general) and relevant, meaningful things (political, scientific, cultural current events, aesthetically pleasing photos of close families, important information for students).
social networks themselves do nothing wrong. it is the responsibility of individuals to choose what information they decide to share publicly and what not to. this affects further factors, such as the impact of leaked information, privacy, and so on.
there are both pros and cons. it's convenient and quick to connect, find information, and "pass the time." however, when people share too much of their personal lives, jealousy arises, every little detail can lead to bullying, and everyone tries to present themselves perfectly.
i evaluate it as average, because it is good when you are far from loved ones and friends and cannot communicate with them publicly. but it is bad in that it takes away people's ability to communicate in person and takes away the time we could spend more with our loved ones.
tragically, whether one wants to or not, it is possible to become dependent on it.