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Media progress must be seen through the broad communication capabilities that exist today, the shift from simple media to advanced media. The changing face and changes in human development, a cycle that was previously slow and required long interactions, now very simple and fast. One of the transitions is to social media which is widely accessed and has an impact on a person's self-confidence regarding their own body image. Social media is the latest in a series of web-based networking innovations developed to make it easier to convey, take part, offer and structure online organizations so they can spread their content. In this research, a descriptive qualitative study was used to clearly describe the impact of social media on self-confidence regarding body image of Gen Z (1995-2010) in Cimahi City. Social media turns out to have both negative and positive impacts on those who actively access it in everyday life.
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