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Relavent quote from article: "While talking to several members of the teenage\young adult age bracket, it became clear that the above results did not mean teen
by josefresco 12y ago
Relavent quote from article:
"While talking to several members of the teenage\young adult age bracket, it became clear that the above results did not mean teenagers did not use Facebook. Facebook, even if not their “primary” social network, continues to play a big role. It is, however, more of a utilitarian role than before."
So Facebook has become akin to your public "phone book" listing for younger users.
I don't think it's a matter of how often they "see" their friends, as Snapchat, Instagram and other app usage is very high so clearly - they want to connect in this manor - just not on Facebook.
- Matachines 12y ago>So Facebook has become akin to your public "phone book" listing for younger users. This makes sense to me. I am 21 and "use Facebook" every day (i.e. open the Messenger app). Almost everyone I know is on there and I am on several group chats with both online and real friends. It's very useful. Haven't logged in the actual Facebook site in a while, though.