Let's discus about technology revolution

 In the last 20 years there have been significant developments in the field of information technology (IT), for example the World Wide Web and communication by email. however, future developments in it are likely to have more negative effects than positive. 


To what extent do you agree with this view?


In recent years, the World Wide Web (WWW) and communication via email have developed significantly. The negatives of future development are overwhelming when compared with the positives. Apparently, I don't believe in the idea that the future development is more negative than positive. 


It seems to me that the future developments such a world wide web (www) or any other online communication has very big positive things. The majority of internet users as much as 72.41 percent are still from the urban community.  Its use has gone further, not only to communicate but also to buy goods, order transportation, to do business and work. Its development can be said to be very fast and competitive, for example: back then the E-commerce site only had eBay, Amazon, alibaba.  However, now there are many E - commerce that have sprung up and can match the old e-commerce, such as Tokopedia, Shopee, zalora, bli-bli, etc.Another example is from communication, in the past there was only email which could be used to communicate online, but now there are many applications that can communicate online, such as, line, Whatsapp, telegram, etc.  Another thing that is developing is the photos editing application, for example, there used to be only Adobe photoshoot, but now there are vsco, tezza, lightroom, etc.


Besides, Negative use of the Internet is only a minority.  Because its use can be said to be complicated, like you have to enter the VPN network or use a proxy site to open a site that is deeper and literally darker.  With this VPN or proxy you can open prohibited sites that contain elements of crime, sexuality, and harassment.  So that ordinary Internet usage will not reach this negative side because they only use the positive side of the Internet such as chatting, selling or video calls..  This proves that the positives of the internet are more than the negatives. 


To conclude, not all of the internet is positive, it is also negative. It depends on the user's policy to use these facilities. Also, Do not underestimate the times, because Not only the times but also innovations in the 4.0 era will be very fast.

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