The Trap of internet (Algorithm).

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Nowdays when everything is just one click and internet has made everything very easier from buying a pen to import a car. 
But today here we will discuss about the problem of excess use of internet or how youth are spoiling there Life 


The basic meaning of Algorithm is to collect data. 
They collect data online as according to your search on Google, facebook, instagram,YouTube or etc. 
The word algo is like a trap by which they are knowing your likes your dislikes your searches and all about human mind.  
A better example of algorithm is when you search something on anysite you will get start notification according to your search, by this they are knowing about you or your likes.
They are promoting their products and making you able to see whatever you searches alot on internet. 

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