Question

Sharing one's personal information with the wrong crowd. Young adults need to be aware that information given out online could also put them at risk of victimization. People looking to do harm could use posted information to identify them or gain their trust. They can also be deceptive by pretending to know a young person. Encourage young people to privatize their online social networking accounts (such as Facebook and Twitter). . . .

Disclosure. People tend to be far bolder and less discretionary with information shared online versus in person. This means there is a greater risk of giving out information.

–"Mastering Soft Skills for Workplace Success,"
US Department of Labor

Which detail supports an argument that technology creates divisions because it gives people information that can be used against others?

“People looking to do harm could use posted information to identify them or gain their trust.”
“Encourage young people to privatize their online social networking accounts.”
“People tend to be far bolder and less discretionary with information shared online versus in person.”

Answer 1

“People looking to do harm could use posted information to identify them or gain their trust.”

This sentence directly states that information from technology can be exploited by others, which supports the argument that technology gives people information that can be used against others.