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The increase in mobile phone use in recent years has transformed the way we live, communicate and do business. Mobile phones can also be the cause of social or medical problems. What forms do these problems take? Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages of mobile phones? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience v.4

The increase in mobile phone use in recent years has transformed the way we live, communicate and do business. Mobile phones can also be the cause of social or medical problems. What forms do these problems take? Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages of mobile phones? 4
It's an undeniable fact that, transformation of lives in business and communication has gone beyond the leaves and bounds due to the technological advancements in mobile phone developments in the recent past years. I strongly believe that merits definitely outweighs some demerits like social and the health issues. This essay will elucidate the causes and the solutions in the forthcoming paragraphs. To embark on the advantages of this, communication between people has become so easy with the advanced mobile phone usage, which eventually made the business transactions transparent and clear. After the mobile phone and the communications satellite launch, people are able to communicate each other over wireless technology, develop e-commerce businesses and several enterprise applications. And, this growth is very rapid in the recent past years. For example, the mobile phone users across the globe are increased by 80 percent in the last decade, which is a direct sign of user adoption and advantages. On the contrary, like every coin has its flip side, an increase in mobile phone usage also has its own disadvantages. To list a few, Firstly, excessive usage of mobile phone is causing several health issues like brain disorder and weakening eyesight due to radiation, laziness due to the availability of several online apps for food and shopping. Secondly, social interaction between people has drastically come down after mobile phone invention. For instance, on an average each user is spending approximately 5 hours in a day, either talking to someone or social networking. Moreover, 10 percent of medical cases recorded are showing the mobile usage as a primary cause. To summarize, Even though, there are some disadvantages like health and social life impacts with the mobile phone usage. Advantages like bringing the world together with increased business and personal communication are always outweighing the disadvantages. However, the demerits can be overcome by limiting the usage of mobile phones as and when needed.
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business
and
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communication
has gone beyond the
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and bounds due to the technological advancements in mobile
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developments in the recent past years. I
strongly
believe that merits definitely outweighs
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some
demerits like
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social
and the health issues. This essay will elucidate the causes and the solutions in the forthcoming paragraphs.

To embark on the advantages of this,
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communication
between
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people
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become
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so
easy with the advanced mobile
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phone
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, which
eventually
made the
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business
transactions transparent and
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clear
. After the mobile
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phone
and the communications satellite launch,
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people
are able to communicate each other over wireless technology, develop e-commerce
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businesses
and several enterprise applications. And, this growth is
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very
rapid in the recent past years.
For example
, the mobile
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phone
users across the globe
are increased
by 80 percent in the last decade, which is a direct
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sign
of user adoption and advantages.

On the contrary
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phone
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usage
also
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disadvantages. To list a few,
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, excessive
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usage
of mobile
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phone
is causing several health issues like brain disorder and weakening eyesight due to radiation, laziness due to the availability of several online apps for food and shopping.
Secondly
,
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social
interaction between
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people
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has
drastically
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come
down after mobile
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phone
invention.
For instance
, on an average each user is spending approximately 5 hours in a day, either talking to someone or
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social
networking.
Moreover
, 10 percent of medical cases recorded are showing the mobile
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usage
as a primary cause.

To summarize
,
Even though
, there are
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some
disadvantages like health and
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social
life impacts with the mobile
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phone
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usage
. Advantages like bringing the world together with increased
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business
and personal
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communication
are always outweighing the disadvantages.
However
, the demerits can
be overcome
by limiting the
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usage
of mobile
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phones
as and when needed.
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IELTS essay The increase in mobile phone use in recent years has transformed the way we live, communicate and do business. Mobile phones can also be the cause of social or medical problems. What forms do these problems take? Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages of mobile phones? 4

Essay
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4 paragraphs
317 words
8
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