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Cellphone is used to sending and receiving phone calls but nowadays it used to send and receive text messages, emails, photos, and video as well as access the internet, play games, listen to music and more.

Advantages of using cellphones are you can research through the internet you can quickly knew the NEWS and you can talk to someone either they are far from you. First you can research as a student this is very important to us. It help us to do our assignments. It help us to know what is happening in the world. Through research we can be knowledgeable. Second, you can quickly knew the NEWS. Sometimes we have a NEWS that is early to post in social media than broadcast in a T.V. Example of this is a suspension of classes in San Pedro, Laguna it is early to post in a social media than in a T.V. Lastly, you can talk to someone either they are far from you. Many apps in cellphone can use to talk someone where ever he/she is. You can see his/her and you can talk to each other. So you don’t need to give letter to someone who is far from you to give someone messages to him because in using a cellphone we can quickly send messages and receive a messages to someone.

Disadvantages are youth will be addicted in mobile games, many fake NEWS will appear, and it will affect to the health. First, is the youth that will be addicted in mobile games. It will affect to the behavior of someone who addicted in mobile games they becoming lazy and hard headed. Second, may fake NEWS will appear in social media. Sometimes they said that social media is toxic because of the people who spreading a fake NEWS. Sometimes they spreading fake NEWS to become popular. Lastly, it will affect to the health. In using a cellphone in a long time it affect to our eyes because of radiation. It becomes blur our eyes in using cellphone. Sometimes we neglected our foods that we need to eat so we become skinny. It will affect to our health because we are near from diseases.

Cellphone has a useful gadget we only need to use it in a proper way we need to manage our time in using a cellphone. So that cellphone can help us.

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