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If you use a social network long enough it really becomes extremely hard to do. I honestly find it harder to quit all social networks than quit some drugs. I un
by throwawaynay 5y ago
If you use a social network long enough it really becomes extremely hard to do.
I honestly find it harder to quit all social networks than quit some drugs.
I uninstall/reinstalled the same social networks sometime multiples times a day, I often closed a social network webpage only to instinctively retype the url seconds later.
The only thing that kinda works for me is software that block all social medias.
I suggest you read "Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products.".
- m4tthumphrey 5y agoI've found long term success in getting off of Facebook (never used Twitter) using the following steps (I still visit Insta most days on the native app however): * Got rid of the native apps (except for Messenger Lite) years ago * Switched to mbasic.facebook.com in the browser * Recently I logged out of said mobile site Now every time my muscle memory goes to facebook.com it asks me to login and I close the tab. I don't miss it at all and have no urge to login once I see the login form. I think I may have finally quashed my FB addiction!