Social websites like Facebook and Twitter allow users to post, read and share information regarding politics, economy, religion, sports, nature, and celebrities. However, sometimes the information individuals post on their personal websites may not be accurate. People should take responsibility for what happens on their personal websites to ensure they are not used to spread false information. The usernames, passwords, and other information requested during registration on various websites ensure there is restricted access to personal data. Therefore, individuals should ensure they post accurate information on their websites. This will reduce cases of incitement, character deformation, fraud, and propaganda in social media.
On the other hand, web users have the responsibility of ensuring that they do not use information posted on personal websites before evaluating their accuracy. Social sites are common grounds for sharing false information, and this means that it is not easy to control how people use their personal websites. However, it is important for people to examine the source and purpose of the information available on the internet before using it. This will help people to avoid being misled by cybercriminals and users that want to incite, cheat and threaten others. Web-users should not trust any information from social websites before evaluating their accuracy and purpose.
Some nations have established rules governing the use of social websites. This means that any information posted on a personal website will be perceived to have originated from the owner. Therefore, people should take responsibility for what happens on their personal websites by keeping their login details safe and avoiding sharing information that has not been verified.