Acceptable behavior in virtual communities

It’s now easier for people to communicate online than communicating in real life, each year the number of people being active online increases, and I think that people need to follow the online community rules such as: respecting people privacy, using appropriate language, and keeping it legal. Which make us questing do real people respect those rules? In the first instance, it’s possible to argue that there must be a limit on how much information is getting shared, along the lines: Don’t share your home location, and almost keep in mind passwords are like our deepest selects, and we don’t like to share them, and most important don’t reveal your identity to any stranger you meet online. Furthermore, several people have the benefit of meeting people Face-To-Face, in view of the fact that they have trust issues communicating online. nevertheless, online communicating is better for people who suffer from social anxiety along with being introverted. In this little, tiny world, where people live. Everything has its pros and cons and in my way of thinking, I think that we should accept the fact of these two-world mixing. Since we don’t know what the future holds. Outline that augmented reality is good for the human because you will get information easily and it will increase the user knowledge in using technology, at the same time augmented reality can be expensive for people with less income, in addition, I think there will be lack of privacy and oversharing of information exactly with young users and teenagers. To Sum up, everything that has been started so far, I believe that the next century will be the start of the augmented reality world, and the advantages will take control of the disadvantages, although we should not ignore the real world that we are living in because it might affect half of the world.