Information revolution and human relations

 
 
The definition of the information revolution is the science that studies the organized technical methods that process information to obtain data, where the information flows in large quantities and in all aspects, and the processing methods rely on theories and techniques related to the storage, distribution and retrieval of information. The information revolution is a tremendous development that took place in informatics and resulted in the development of different areas of life. The emergence of the information revolution Researchers trace the beginning of the information revolution to the early eighties of the last century, where the computer appeared and became widely used, and then scientists worked on the development of different technologies that make human be able to do many operations at once, which saves time and effort, This is made possible where a person can send information and receive new information and make adjustments to other information at the same time. The computer revolution was linked to the development of a computer.It was now the size of a large room and now reached very small sizes that a person can put in his pocket.The speed of information exchange has increased, and the techniques used in it have evolved so that people can exchange audio and video and send video directly. It has also been associated with the development of communication methods that are now connected to the Internet as well as various communication networks. A person with an Internet-enabled phone can search for and send information, send audio, video and pictures, as in the case of a computer. The field of competition among telecommunications companies has become the speed of the phone’s reception and transmission of data. The Information Revolution and Human Relations The challenges currently experienced by people under the information revolution are very different from what they were in the past. There have been many developments that helped to develop human relations on the one hand, making communication easier thanks to which a person living in Russia can talk to the person who lives in Africa is a voice and a picture, and they share information easily and quickly, and access to information is easy and accessible. But on the other hand, some disadvantages emerged as a result of the misuse of the information revolution, such as the exploitation of children, dissemination of false information and the promotion of drugs, and acts contrary to literature and ethics, and some may become addicted, and this leads to disconnection from people, and away from them; Through social media, but studies have shown that these people are considered