Article... New York Times ‘The Secret Social Media Lives Of Teenagers’ -by Ana Homayoun

1. What do homayoun and others discuss in the article claim about teenagers in the use of social media?
homayoun and other discussed in the article go about by saying that what teens do online can be punishable if the content being posted is deemed offensive or inappropriate. There are many dangers online that teenagers can face, and those dangers come with consequences. Another point that was discussed was teenagers addiction to social media and social media popularity.

2. How does the writer support those claims?

3. How does the writer rebut others argument about social media use?

4. Does the writer qualify any of the claims?

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