3.1. There are social, medical, and technical problems associated with the use of mobile phones. What form do these problems take? Do the problems of using mobile phones outweigh the benefits?

We live in the modern era when the mobile phone is becoming an inseparable thing in our daily lives. Its benefits always come along with sociality, medicine, and technology problems. Nowadays, we can not deny the considerable benefits of the phone. It made communication more accessible, as just by pressing some keys, we can contact our friends, family members, and others at any time. We can make an online trade and search for any location or information within a second. Especially in the Covid-19 pandemic, when everywhere is locked down, people can shop via mobiles, and children can attend the class through online learning platforms. Despite the handphone's convenience, the disadvantages cannot be ignored. Related to the spreading of the phone is an evolution of social networking applications in which the more people rely on it, the more they are distracted from real interaction. For instance, many young people seem talkative on the internet, but they are afraid of making face-to-face conversations. Not only that, electromagnetic waves may have a detrimental effect on mental and physical health. Long-time cellphone users may get memory decline and emotional disorders. Additionally, people tend to become lazier, and they prefer lying down and using the phone rather than doing exercise. In conclusion, everyone has different ways of using the mobile phone. Some make the phone work for them, but others depend on this. So, the benefits or disadvantages of using phones, which outweigh depend on how we use them.