Information Madness

“Tweeting & Timing” is quite crucial if you don’t want any sort of problem in future. Since in last two years, Twitter comes out as cracking social networking website where users use to post & comment regularly.  Tweeting is no more than to keep contact among your friends & family in the same network.

Why timing? Timing is important here because it plays vital role whatever you post or whomsoever you follow. Making sure yourself about Tweet messages you’re passing on your timeline. Earlier US Congressman Anthony Weiner was one of victim who'd comment and later regretted. According to new survey across the States, One in three Americans say they have tweeted something online and soon after regretted. It’s pretty disgraced condition where your thought get misinterpreted or misunderstood. Then it could be tough for anyone to convince close mates about whole matter.

New poll says, The whole number rises to 54 per cent for people under 25 years old, and owners of Smartphones are more than twice as likely to post something they wish they had not.  "The information people post to sites like Twitter and Facebook can easily go on to have a life of its own," said Jennifer Jacobson, a social media analyst at Retrevo.com, a consumer electronics review and shopping site, which commissioned the poll. "You don't always know who's following you and just about anyone can take a screenshot of your post, save it, and share it with the world." ~ (Courtesy: Reuters)

The new survey of 1,000 people shown that regret postings slightly went off from last year. Report reveals three percent of respondents said regular tweet had ruined their marriage life or relationship, while six percent said it had caused problems at their workplace.

Surveyor mentioned about the danger levels of social media where they actually feel so and want to be connected throughout the day. Most of them preferred to remove or repair such problematic posting. If it is not possible then it could be harsh deal for them to resolve. Figure shows Smartphone users want to share as much as time permits & sharing may also increase.  Fifteen percent of people with so-called poster's repentance said problems arose from their habitual postings, but they were able to take out them, while 11 per cent had no problems.  Nearly 51 per cent of iPhone owners have posted something they regretted, followed by 43 per cent of Android owners, and 45 per cent of BlackBerry (RIM) users, report says. It shows more the usage of devices giving rise to such regrettable act.

The best advice is here to be Careful before you TWEET!

Survey Courtesy: Reuters