Former US president Barack Obama warned everyone about irresponsible use of social media in a rare interview with the British prince Harry.

Former US president Barack Obama warned everyone about irresponsible use of social media in a rare interview with the British prince Harry.

This interview was broadcast on BBC Radio Four Today program on Wednesday. Prince Harry took the interview as guest editor on the occasion of Christmas.

In harmony with social media, Obama said that due to the misuse of the media, there is a problem in understanding the complex issues of the people and misguided public opinion.

Current US President Donald Trump has been accused of using random Twitter. But without mentioning the name of the trump in the interview, Obama said that people in power should be alerted through social media.

Expressing concern over the future of social media use, she said, "There will be no other time when there will be no truth. The people will only listen and read, which will only make their own ideas more intimate. "

"There is a danger of the Internet, people live here in a completely different reality. False information from social media can make their misconception and bias stronger. "

"We can not use social media as a medium of different opinion, so that people will find their own consensus places rather than creating divisions in the society," Obama said.

Although social networking is an effective means for people to be united and to identify and communicate with one another, Obama said, even then, it is also necessary to have direct contact with the people outside of this medium outside of this medium.

He said that due to direct communication there can be a change in human extremist thought.

Asked about the feeling of bearing responsibility as a president in the interview, Obama said, "It is very difficult. Being in front of people's eyes is uncomfortable in many ways. Challenging from many aspects. "

On the other hand, how is the feeling of leaving the president? Explaining the question, Obama said, "This is a mixed feeling, some work is going to be unpopular, and the concerns about how the country will move forward."

Harry has made four special Christmas specials for the Four's Day with issues such as armed forces, mental health, teenage crime and climate change. In addition to Obama, he also interviewed Prince Charles.