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A new survey of more than 3,400 U.S. Facebook users finds that 44 percent of users ages 18 to 29 have deleted the app from their phones in the past year. Overa
by quadcore 8y ago
A new survey of more than 3,400 U.S. Facebook users finds that 44 percent of users ages 18 to 29 have deleted the app from their phones in the past year.
Overall, 26 percent have deleted the app, while 42 percent have taken a break of several weeks or more.
Something's off. I don't know. How many people are we talking about? 80 millions? In the US alone? Really? We need more source here.
- dlivingston 8y agoThis also, by no means, spells 'the end' of FB. They allude to as much in the article, but personally I've deleted / reinstalled FB multiple times this year (along with Snap and Insta), as an effort to decouple myself from the digital dopamine IVF. 'A new survey finds XX% of users aged _ to _ have rode their bike to work instead of driving this past year' does not mean that people are giving up their car.