2019 Volume 8 Issue 2 Pages 47-64
Our online behavior is stored as a large amount of precise information per second as a log on the public network communication network. Recently, excessive online conflicts of opinions are directly directed from online to daily life. There are many sources of concern such as social risks brought about and the expansion of fake news. Recognition, understanding, and definition of social conventions are easy to increase and focus on both good and bad. Regulations in language units for statements that deviate from social norms differ depending on the OSN (Online Social Networks) of each country. In this paper, we would like to describe a study on online social networks using measured data and a case study comparison method using mathematical models.