HIJABERS AND ACTIVITIES ON SOCIAL MEDIA: HUMAN COMMUNICATION PERSPECTIVE

This study reveals the activities of hijabers on social media. Hijabers apparently have the same goal as other social media users in surfing the internet. Most of them use social media to find information, do business, and build relationships. The activities of hijabers on social media are interesting to study using the perspective of human communication. This case study of human communication is a study of communication in the form of actions, by one or more people, who send and receive messages distorted by disturbances that occur in a certain context and influence so that there is an opportunity for feedback. The method used in this research is qualitative. Data collection techniques in this study were questionnaires and interviews. The data was obtained through the respondent's speech or answers through questionnaires and interviews. The results obtained are 40% hijabers have used social media for more than ten years, 16.7% for 8 years, 13.3% for 10 years, 10% for 9, 10% for 5 years, 6 ,7% for 7 years, and 3 years for 3.3%. The frequency of hijabers in making posts is 40% of respondents rarely or every few days making stories on their social media accounts, then more than once a day as much as 36.7% and very rarely making posts as much as 23.3%.