Reаd the essаy belоw аnd answer questiоns 6, 7, 8, and 9. The Selfie Trend A 2016 study repоrted that 93 million selfies—the photos people take of themselves on theirsmartphones—are taken every day. And that number continues to grow. People take selfies at work,at home, and at famous sites; in short, they take selfies almost anywhere. Most of these photos endup on social media sites, where friends and family can see them. What is the impact of these millionsof photos? Most of the time, selfies are an entertaining way to share experiences. However, recentresearch suggests that the effects can sometimes be negative. First, posting selfies online could pose a privacy risk. Selfies usually include a lot of featuresthat can identify the photographer. If a person takes a selfie in front of his or her house, it mightinclude the address. New facial recognition software may be able to identify people just from theirfaces. If the photo includes the photographer’s hand, some software may even be able to get afingerprint from it. In other words, photographers may be sharing more information than they meantto. This is information that other people could use in a negative way. Recent studies suggest that taking and posting a lot of selfies may cause psychological harm.When people take selfies, they become more aware of themselves and how they look. That could bea good thing. However, when people do not like what they see in the selfie, they often take more andmore photos, trying to get a photo that makes them look perfect. This search for perfection canresult in a decrease in confidence. The study reported that some people begin to feel bad aboutthemselves when they take a lot of selfies. Selfies can also affect relationships. Taking a few selfieshere and there can improve relationships. Posting these photos can help friends stay in contact witheach other. However, when people post too many selfies, the effect can be the opposite. Theirfriends may begin to feel annoyed because it seems as if the person is too self-centered, which cancreate problems in the friendship. Finally, taking selfies can sometimes cause physical harm. This happens when people try totake selfies in dangerous places. They want to impress their friends with a photo from the top of atall building or by the side of a busy road, for example. Sometimes they pay more attention to thephoto than to their own safety. Between 2011 and 2018, more than 250 people died while trying totake a selfie. Many more were injured. Sometimes it is better just to enjoy a beautiful place and putthe phone away rather than try to take an impressive selfie. Taking selfies is popular, and it is not likely that people will stop taking them. In fact, it islikely that the number of selfies will increase. However, people who take selfies should be aware thattheir effects can sometimes be negative. They should be careful where and how they take their selfiesand pay attention to how many they post. With this awareness, they can keep the selfie trendpositive and fun.
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