Technology Veteran Daniel Hall Releases a Field Guide to Fake Social Media for Teenagers

NEW YORK - Rezul -- Daniel Hall, CEO of Dream IT Software, has published DIGITAL BOUGHTulism: POONAMI: A Teenagers Field Guide to Fake Social Media, a book written for teenagers who spend much of their day on social platforms.

Hall has worked in technology for 50 years. He is the coauthor of the bestselling Top 100 List of Lies on Social Media, and POONAMI is its follow-up. Where the first book catalogued the false claims people meet online, the new book is aimed at teenagers and helps them recognize fake content before they believe it or pass it on.

Young people now get much of their news, opinion and advice from feeds they did not choose and cannot easily verify. POONAMI is written in plain language so that a teenager can pick it up, find the part that applies to what they saw online, and use it that day.Daniel Hall, CEO of Dream IT Software, has published DIGITAL BOUGHTulism: POONAMI: A Teenagers Field Guide to Fake Social Media, a book written for teenagers who spend much of their day on social platforms.

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Hall has worked in technology for 50 years. He is the coauthor of the bestselling Top 100 List of Lies on Social Media, and POONAMI is its follow-up. Where the first book catalogued the false claims people meet online, the new book is aimed at teenagers and helps them recognize fake content before they believe it or pass it on.

Every chapter has one, because fake numbers affect how people feel as well as what they believe. The book says the research on social media and mental health is mixed, so the checks describe possible effects, not diagnoses. The advice is practical. Turn off notifications for a day and look once in the evening. Hide like counts where the platform allows it. Mute or unfollow an account that regularly leaves you feeling behind. Tell an adult you trust if worry about posts keeps you up at night or gets in the way of schoolwork for more than a couple of weeks.

This book is free, on Amazon, tomorrow 10/14/2026 and can be found here https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HMX7536J