What are the pros and cons of using Naver versus Google for research purposes? / Lee Hayoung (LATE POSTING – ADDED)

First of all, NAVER is a platform developed by Koreans, so I think it is suitable for Koreans to use. Therefore, it is easy to learn about domestic incidents, accidents and information. Also, if something happens, the common sense of unity among Koreans can cause emotional unrest, but they react quickly to this. However, while this can be an advantage and a disadvantage, the website, which should provide objective information, can be shaken by the public's emotions or restrict information, thereby inducing biased judgment on how to acquire information.

 On the other hand, Google's platform is big and it's literally a global website, so it's a good place to get a lot of information. More information can be learned not only in countries but also in the amount of information than when searching on a platform used in a country such as a neighbor. As a result, if you get a lot of information and get enough information in terms of quantity, you will have a better chance of comparing which information is used and which is more correct, so you will have a better chance of separation and proper use. If you look at the shortcomings, you can easily get caught up in the sea of information if you lack the ability to distinguish information.

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