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What the Internet has changed is the scope of these relationships: yesterday we were discussing with relatives, family or friends near home. Today, we can get in touch and exchange with the whole world in a few seconds. What has changed is therefore the medium, the medium, the tool through which the connection between these people will be made : this now takes place around an application or a social network. Social relationships yes, but transformed relationships. They have evolved, with technological tools and the new uses that have resulted from them. Generation Y was born with a keyboard in their hands, generation Z cannot part with their smartphone. In addition to the explosion of geographical borders, new technologies have created a culture of immediacy: we no longer want to wait for a response to an SMS or an email: we want to know in the minute. So yes we have become addicted to technology but at the same time it is the best thing that has happened to us.
What the Internet has changed is the scope of these relationships: yesterday we were discussing with relatives, family or friends near home. Today, we can get in touch and exchange with the whole world in a few seconds. What has changed is therefore the medium, the medium, the tool through which the connection between these people will be made : this now takes place around an application or a social network. Social relationships yes, but transformed relationships. They have evolved, with technological tools and the new uses that have resulted from them. Generation Y was born with a keyboard in their hands, generation Z cannot part with their smartphone. In addition to the explosion of geographical borders, new technologies have created a culture of immediacy: we no longer want to wait for a response to an SMS or an email: we want to know in the minute. So yes we have become addicted to technology but at the same time it is the best thing that has happened to us.