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It may because that is the trend as you get older. As a late 20-something my (and my friends) engagement with social media is somewhat reduced. I don't have any
by ImaCake 7y ago
It may because that is the trend as you get older. As a late 20-something my (and my friends) engagement with social media is somewhat reduced. I don't have any content on facebook and don't even have instagram or snapchat. My friends tend to engage less on all of these platforms.
But I'm not sure what I am experiencing is true for other age groups. My boomer generation parents still use facebook heavily as does my early 20s cousin. I suspect there is just a general move away from social media in certain age brackets, but not in others.
- Spooky23 7y agoIt picks up once people start having kids.
- assblaster 7y agohttps://youtu.be/ziltBdyFxDo https://youtu.be/ziltBdyFxDo
- leonroy 7y agoIt does - kinda. What I’ve noticed is that as I and friends and relatives my age are having kids the pics aren’t going on FB so much. Instead, perhaps fueled by paranoia of over sharing or distrust in these platforms we post our kid pics on private groups like Apple Photos Shared albums or large family only WhatsApp and Viber groups. I also feel cognisant that my kid, though they’re too tiny to debate the matter, is too young to give consent to me posting their picture all over social media. So I think something more complex might be going on here. Or it could be my own cognitive bias reading into the situation and seeing something that isn’t there.