There are a lot of unnecessary content in the net to distract your path. So, it is said that “if you want to damage a child, give him free internet access”. The virtual world doesn’t care about your feelings, it doesn’t know how you are feeling and doesn’t react accordingly.
You can’t trust anyone; hence there is great chance to get deceived at many situations in the learning process. (It’s not an exaggeration to say that everyone has experienced this in his early times).
The relations that are formed in the e-world have a meager chance of survival, and most of them end in heart rendering feelings.
It eats off your time which you can never understand (You can never figure out what went wrong and how your time has been wasted unless you are specific).
Internet is one of the hottest places to advertise anything, you can easily get caught into internet spam if you are not careful and they keep annoying each day of your life.
Hackers, the biggest dragon of all, steal your personal information (All your data will be floating on the internet in a couple of minutes if you are not careful).
The phishing sites are one more annoying aspects of internet, they look similar to the real websites, but they trap you.
The forced browsing of print archives may have stretched scientists and scholars to anchor findings deeply into past and present scholarship. Searching online is more efficient ... but this may accelerate consensus and narrow the range of findings and ideas built upon.
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