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Since technology has advanced, people can now afford to be online constantly. The emergence of social networking websites has made it possible for people all over the world to communicate, engage in conversation, and create and keep connections. It explains the history of online social networking and how the global spread of Facebook has changed how people interact with one another. Researchers have looked into the benefits and drawbacks of using social networking sites, as well as Facebook friendship and political activism. Because of social networking sites, clinical professionals are exposed to a wide range of ethical issues and career prospects. Examining the relationship between Facebook use and the Big Five Personality Factors among college students is the aim of the current study. An attempt has been made to understand the concept of using social media by defining the terms of Social Capital Theory and Social Networking Sites (SNS). Also extensively detailed are the Big Five Factors of Personality's theoretical foundations, origins, and applicability in a variety of situations. According to the findings, there is a link between Facebook use and the Big Five Extroversion Factors. Also looked into are the implications for individuals who offer mental health services in terms of ethics and research.