Social Networks: ¿environment for children?
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- Hugo Carrión Gordón (EC) Universidad Politécnica Nacional de Quito
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We analyze the presence of minors in the social networks. We present a brief characterization of one of the fastest growing social networks and impact. The phenomenon of facebook network is analyzed based on statistical data of its members. The country of origin, age and sex are some of the variables used to analyze the implications of the presence of children and adolescents and social networks. We mention the main threats that children are exposed and we concluded with some recommendations
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