There is something that I don't see mentioned too often in articles: Teenagers don't just leave Facebook entirely, they just use it differently. So they'll chec

There is something that I don't see mentioned too often in articles: Teenagers don't just leave Facebook entirely, they just use it differently. So they'll check Facebook from time to time and possibly have an account, but do more and more interactions with messenger apps with their friends. So I see high school students using Facebook one way, because parents and grandparents are on it, and then using apps for the primary communication with friends. In that sense they aren't leaving as much as they are changing how they use it. >When people set up events and get-togethers on Facebook, West and her boyfriend tend to reply on WhatsApp instead because... This article actually mentions it. That's exactly what I've seen happen. Facebook is still used, but it is used differently.