Victimization of Facebook Users: An Empirical Study among Female Students in Tangail

Abstract

Social networking site is an important area of research. It is a known fact that young adults and teenagers, especially students are the most avid users of online Social networking sites which have a great impact on their lives. Yet, little is known about the sardonic experiences of students in social networking sites. With approximate 22.880 million users Facebook holds its number one popularity rank. Therefore, this paper takes Facebook as commissar of these Social Networking sites and focuses to provide an insight on the victimization of Female student and tends to explore the current nature and causes of female Facebook victimization. Female students are opted because they are more vulnerable in these sites than male. This paper reports the findings of a research work that was carried out in the higher secondary educational institutions in Tangail by using a non-probability purposive sample of 15 to 26 years aged female students. 70 samples were collected through a structured questionnaire and the gleaned data was analyzed by using SPSS. This study demonstrates, although social networking site have opened up a new way of socialization, respondents had experienced several types of cyber crime in Facebok. Such experiences create a state of insecurity, depression, fear, isolation and to a very large extent suicide. It is relatively a new phenomenon and hopefully both the effective technical strategy along with public consciousness used as a useful tool to reduce female vulnerability in Facebook from individual to national level in Babgladesh.

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“…These research publications mentioned that teenager community is potentially the most affected by cyber crime. It triggered by the misuse of computer/laptop or smartphone with the internet and other social media networks (Alam et al, 2019;Ikhtiara, 2020;Li et al, 2022;Rahul Shrivastava & Dr. Rakhi Jain, 2021;Rosyida et al, 2020;Sudarsana et al, 2019;Tetep, 2019). The research suggest the need of attention from family and parenting approach to manage the teenagers privacy to use the digital technology (Alanazi & Alanazi, 2021;Sudarsana et al, 2019).…”