It’s easy to be alarmed by how social media is affecting all of us but a new Pew research study called “Teens’ Social Media Habits and Experiences” shows that alarmist concerns that the US teens are handling shows concern that these sites lead to drama and social pressure. The impact of social media on teens …

Today’s teens are coming of age in an era when smartphone usage pervades daily life. Thus, one cannot understand teens without grasping how smartphones define the ways they get entertainment, communicate with each other. A majority of teens now have a smartphone. Many declare they could not go more than a single day without using …

More than half of US teens, surveyed by Pew Research Center, indicated that they spend too much time using their mobile devices, while 41% say they spend too much time on social media. In the other side, two-thirds of parents in the US express concern over their teen’s screen time. Read the below points and …

Teens in the US are sticky to social media. The use of social media by teens has risen steadily in recent decades and has been largely a ‘south to north’ phenomenon. Today, nearly half (51%) of US teens, who ages 13 to 17, indicated that they use Facebook, notably lower than the shares who use …

Global internet users spend some than 135 minutes per a day surfing various social networks, Facebook is one of the popular social media platforms. 74% of Facebook users mentioned that they visit the site daily, while 51% of USA adults indicated that they visit the platform several times a day then comes at next 23% …

Majority of social media users reported that it would not be difficult to give up on these sites. 59% of US social media users indicated that it is not hard to leave the habit of using those social platforms, compared to 40% of reported that they will find it hard to give up on social media platforms. 51% …