Save the teenagers from the evil inventions :: Computer Science

Save the teenagers from the evil inventionsHi What did you do ending night?Oh I dialogueed to someone whom Ive never met before. Hes so cool Ivegot to impact himWowThis might not make sense to you but it is a conversation you mighthear in a teenage community. It is a lot different from those dayswhen everyone theatrical roled to read books, and a app every last(predicate)ing problem has beenrecognised due to the adults ignorance.The fast developing computing systems learn enabled us to carry out umteen an(prenominal) tasks - easier research, word processing, shopping from postetc., and amongst them is easier communication. For oldergenerations, it plausibly means an easier air to keep in equate withtheir old friends or as a mean of exchanging information and ideas.This was probably the main intentions of ISOC (Internet Society), thecurrent internet director. Despite this, by the age of around 15, mostchildren are so sophisticated in their internet use and that they arecu rious and adventurous, anxious to be independent and sometimesrebellious.For these reasons, many people, especially the teenagers, are using converse rooms on the internet - where they can talk to people theydont know online. It is now the third most popular way of using theweb. The advantage is that the person you are public lecture to doesnt knowwho you are. numerous people who are less confident in speaking in frontof the others find that it is easier to start building theirconfidence by talking to someone without looking at his/her face, andhas been a great help for some.The evil is that it equally means that you do not know who youare talking to. Children could be easily exploited or victimised. Theymay not be someone who they claim to be and you could be giving yourpersonal dilate to a complete stranger, and arranging to meet him/heris even worse. You could be baffling in tragedies such as rape,kidnapping and even murder, as many cases show.31% of the criminal and civil c omplaints reported to the policeinternationally in 2003 were internet related, in which childrenrelated was the seventh most common and that of chat room abuse wasthe 10th.Although some companies, charities and organisations, such as MSNwhich has closed all its chat rooms recently, are trying to preventthese crimes, it is impossible to drive out this system entirely becausemany important enterprise companies know that they could be after alot of money from these young people finished advertisements. Even ifthe chat rooms do become illegal, there are the darker sides of the