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There are social, medical and technical problems associated with the use of mobile phones. What form do these problems take? Do problems of using mobile phones outweigh the benefits? v.5

There are social, medical and technical problems associated with the use of mobile phones. What form do these problems take? Do problems of using mobile phones outweigh the benefits? v. 5
In these days, implications of mobile phones for users has received a great deal of public attention. Although this phenomenon is not without disadvantages, the upsides would be far more significant. Cell phones certainly exerts some detrimental impacts to users. First, since frequent exposure to radiation is created by high frequency from cellular phones, using them could be harmful to human health. In fact, long-time heavy phone users seem to be more prone to adversely effect on their brain and certain types of cancers. Second, people may lack face to face communication and even worsen several their relationships due to the excessive use of mobile phones. In addition to this, by obsessing phones’ convenience, people have triggered enormous disturbance. That is the reason why the usage of cell phones has been prohibited in many public places such as libraries, theatres, hospital… There are, however, some dazzling advantages that can easily overshadow the drawbacks of the harness of mobile phones. First, cell phones may be key social tools and increase the speed of communication. Consequently, users are able to keep in touch with their relatives and friends with a great distance. Second, the significant development of smartphones and its applications provide people with a plethora of entertainment such as gaming, surfing the Internet, along with listening to music. This means people may relieve their stress more easily and boost their productivity in their work as well as in the study. In conclusion, I would concede that the use of mobile phones does come with some adverse effects, yet the benefits created by it far eclipse the downsides. It is suggested that every phone user should use them wisely to take all advantages.
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has received a great deal of public attention. Although this phenomenon is not without disadvantages, the upsides would be far more significant.

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phones
certainly
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some
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users
.
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, since frequent exposure to radiation
is created
by high frequency from cellular
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phones
, using them could be harmful to human health. In fact, long-time heavy
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phone
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users
seem to be more prone to
adversely
effect on their brain and certain types of cancers. Second,
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people
may lack face to face communication and even worsen several their relationships due to the excessive
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use
of mobile
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phones
.
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to this, by obsessing
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phones’
convenience,
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people
have triggered enormous disturbance.
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the reason why the usage of cell
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phones
has
been prohibited
in
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,
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dazzling advantages that can
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overshadow the drawbacks of the harness of mobile
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phones
.
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may be key social tools and increase the speed of communication.
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,
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users
are able to
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keep
in touch with their relatives and friends with a great distance. Second, the significant development of smartphones and its applications provide
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people
with a plethora of entertainment such as gaming, surfing the Internet, along with listening to music. This means
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people
may relieve their
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stress
more
easily
and boost their productivity in their work
as well
as in the study.

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, I would concede that the
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use
of mobile
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phones
does
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come
with
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some
adverse effects,
yet
the benefits created by it far eclipse the downsides. It
is suggested
that every
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phone
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user
should
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use
them
wisely
to take all advantages.
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20Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay There are social, medical and technical problems associated with the use of mobile phones. What form do these problems take? Do problems of using mobile phones outweigh the benefits? v. 5

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
281 words
6.5
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