Online astrology is considered the easiest and most accessible way of gaining insight into one’s future and make suitable decisions. However, it is equally important to assess whether online astrology is safe or not?
The internet now influences astrology extensively, if superficially. This influence of the internet can be observed in the transformation of astrological tools, from the traditional Panchang (almanac) to software apps. The trend has led to studying through these software apps pertaining to the Panchang and working out astrological calculations through them. And it has eventually given a boost to the modernday astrological business, thereby helping many.
Many online astrology apps are not based on any scientific or astrological principles. They often use algorithms and computer programmes to generate predictions and readings, instead of relying on the knowledge and expertise of trained astrologers. This means that the information provided by these apps is often inaccurate and unreliable.
Online astrology can also be a source of misinformation or false claims, which can lead to confusion, disappointment and even harm. Some online astrologers may make bold claims or predictions that are not backed by any scientific evidence, which can lead to confusion or disappointment when these predictions do not come true.
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