All of the 90's kids are growing up. They're starting to realize that privacy may not mean soo much when you're 10 or 16, but when you're 20 something or older, it starts to matter a lot. I remember a time when the internet didn't even have annoying spam/ads.     Social media allowed more people to connect, but the quality of that connection is often bare minimum, often lower than the quality of passing someone on the street even.     I'm sure it's wreaked havoc on the formation of relationships. we used to have to find out about people and what they like through interacting with them. Now they just look up some bio. In this day and age you can have never met someone, and know more about them than their own family.     The internet has brought many great things, but we've given up some other important things that 90's children will never know.