E-Mail provides users with some degree of privacy

Absrtact: While social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter have gradually changed the way we communicate online, they may never be able to replace email entirely in a working environment for many reasons. 1. In the commercial environment, electricity

While social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter have gradually changed the way we communicate online, they may never be able to replace email entirely in a working environment for many reasons.

1. In the business environment, e-mail provides privacy and professionalism unmatched by social networks. When communicating with users through e-mail, you don't need to be their network friends, you just need to provide the information you want to share with them. At work, you obviously don't want to be distracted by a client's perception of an important sporting event.

2. e-mail inbox with filters and other services to provide a one-stop experience and one-to-one communication. The inbox is like an "electronic folder" that can manage tasks and meeting content.

3. The privacy of e-mail is not as conspicuous as social media. If you send emails to your co-workers, the default is only for them to see, but in social media, everything is public.

4. E-Mail can work across platforms and across applications. There is no communication between different social media, and you can send and receive emails no matter what client, server or product you use.

5. Email is more than just a simple two-way communication tool. A valid email address is as important as a passport or driver's license. If you need to sign up for an online service or product, you need a valid email address for authentication. The lack of standardization in social media is not the right tool to prove identity.

6. Social media cannot provide professional one-on-one online business space. For example, if you schedule an important meeting with a user, then using the LinkedIn event is obviously not the right move.

7. Social media has serious ownership problems. That is, even if you delete an account on LinkedIn, your information will still exist on their servers and may be replicated and misused on the web. For companies with their own e-mail servers, the data is owned by them.

Social media may have become an important communication option in our daily lives, but email will continue to be used because it can provide a convenient hub for users to manage communications in a unified location. Email provides users with a degree of privacy that the current social media platform cannot meet.