Modern society consists of several cultures that have developed within a dominant value system that is not characterized by homogeneity. In other words, it implies constant modifications and adaptations of dominant ideas and values. Consequently, the introduction of social networks in the world of youth has resulted in positive but also negative effects on youth culture. Social networks have improved communication between young people, which is more practical because their communication no longer requires face-to-face communication, but can take place over long distances. Therefore, it can be pointed out that social networks have raised the communication of young people to a new level. The great lack of impact of social networks on young people is manifested in a significant difficulty in online communication when people do not always have a good feeling for other people in the group. That is, regardless of the fact that the new media provided young people with communication with friends and family regardless of distance, they also turned them into antisocial people. Today's youth is characterized by a virtual world in which they find themselves through new media or social networks, in which they are limited and which tell them what is acceptable and what is not. It can be said that the new media has conditioned and encouraged the minds of young people to accept social networking platforms.