Safe Social Networking Tips 2

Following up on my article 'Safe Tips for Using Social Networks,' I will share more safety tips here. According to Fuad Nashori, a psychologist from the Islamic University of Indonesia (UII), individuals can thrive in social interactions if they are mature in the virtual world before entering the realm of social media. This can be interpreted as already possessing the real ability to establish close social communication. Social networks can become a problem when there is a lack of social competence, leading individuals to escape from the real world, bully others, or even launch widespread attacks, especially concerning SARA (ethnicity, religion, race, local customs). Individuals who are mature in using social media (social networks) demonstrate this maturity by their ability to control and manage themselves, especially emotionally, when interacting. We can apply emotional intelligence on social networks, but exercise caution in your speech. Write in polite language, be honest, avoid slander, refrain from inciting discord, do not insult, and encourage good deeds. This behavior also aligns with etiquette and adheres to the rules stipulated in the ITE Law. Source: Republika Friday Dialogue, Friday, April 11, 2014 - 11 Jumadil Akhir 1435 H. Note: I have added a few points. And use social media for business or something beneficial.