Social Media among Thai students: Narcissism, self-identity or empowerment?

Background: Social media has now become a ubiquitous part of everyday life, especially for young people. This technology is double-edged sword and can be used to empower or isolate users. research designed enhance our understanding how social being by people, it affects them their attitudes towards it.
 
 Results: paper reports on the findings follow-up study explore student feelings preferences self-perceptions when using technology. Earlier examined emerging trends changes in students staff use learning teaching ownership long-term project explored personal use. Findings confirmed that there high Facebook amongst people this toward are more positive than negative. Participants felt helped communicate with from around world, was easy communication could anywhere at any time. They most often friends, colleagues, family significant others, rather they did not know personally. However, build an online presence profile platform raise status self-promotion wider community. also admitted impaired concentration, listening completing activities classroom sometimes caused relationship problems. A mobile phone device access media. Results indicate Thailand do have level concern about third-party data. results clearly show ability face-to-face. Conclusion: The widespread Thai taking found both negative effects communication, entertainment, academic lives, sense self empowerment.