Trying to find an old friend or long lost family member? How about starting your search on a social network! Facebook and other online social networks have experienced extreme growth over the years. You are able to find people much faster these days since people share so much personal information on social networks. However some people would rather not be found and feel as though social networking is an invasion of privacy. Your life becomes an open book for the world to see. This could be problematic because a lot of employers seem to access these social networks to see how you behave on these public sites. Social Networks have now affected our communication, job prospects, and our security.
There are so many tools that are available on these social networks that can help you get your point across. You may not be able to express yourself to individuals but you have no problem with expressing yourself on a social network. Social networks have become a place where you’re able to vent freely. You also have the able to block some individuals from viewing your post and being able to deny friend request of anybody. Relationships have been damaged and ended due to use of some of these social networks. Individual tend to express their feeling online instead of talking to their mate, which makes the situation even worse.

Could you imaging an employer ask to view your entire Facebook account? On May 2, 2012 Maryland became the first state to pass a law prohibiting employers