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This does not seem true among my group of mid-late 30s friends who were there “at the start” - none of them use Facebook, and many haven’t since they started al
by jen20 5y ago
This does not seem true among my group of mid-late 30s friends who were there “at the start” - none of them use Facebook, and many haven’t since they started allowing non-academic email addresses to sign up.
Perhaps it’s true among older people, but it seems that younger people have abandoned Facebook at an even more prodigious rate. WhatsApp and Instagram are much more problematic at this point.
- ls15 5y agoThe platform names are interchangeable, but the constant issue seems to be that social status is tied to storing personal data in some company's database
- rg111 5y ago> This does not seem true among my group Well not true for my "group" either. Before people in my (erstwhile) small town knew me, like they knew me and I did not knoe them. Due to my achievements and I frequently posted on FB. I enjoyed recognition. I abandoned fb, and that "recognition" has went away.