US teens survey: 93% use YouTube, 63% use TikTok, 60% use Snapchat, 59% use Instagram, and 33% use Facebook; ~33% use at least one of these “almost constantly”
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Discussion
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@sdamico
Sam D'Amico
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The top social network used by college students changing on a ~3-5 year cadence: “Facebook is an unassailable monopoly” The Blue/Green texts thing bullying most Americans into getting an iPhone: crickets
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@zamaan_qureshi
Zamaan Qureshi
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Pew Research has fascinating new data on social media usage amongst teens including that YouTube still tops the charts for usage. TikTok, Instagram fell while Snapchat grew. Worryingly, 1 in 5 say they are on YouTube or TikTok ‘almost constantly’ https://www.pewresearch.org/ ...
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@fodor
Marek Fodor
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“almost constantly” 😱
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@johngramlich
John Gramlich
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Support for banning TikTok has decreased from 50% of US adults in March to 38% today. Even fewer teens (18%) favor the idea. Not surprisingly, adults and teens who use TikTok themselves are much less likely to support a ban. New from @pewinternet: https://t.co/... [image]
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@viacristiano
Cristiano Lima
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Another interesting wrinkle here: A slightly higher percentage of Dems now oppose a ban compared to those that support one. Was not the case in March https://twitter.com/...
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@pewresearch
@pewresearch
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Many teens are on TikTok, including some who use the app “almost constantly.” Overall, teens largely dislike the idea of the U.S. government banning the platform: Half say they would oppose this, far higher than the 18% who would support it. Another 31% are unsure. [image]
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@pewresearch
@pewresearch
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NEW: The share of U.S. adults who say they would support the U.S. government banning TikTok has declined from 50% in March to 38% now, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted this fall. 🧵👇 And dive into our full analysis here: https://www.pewresearch.org/ ...
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@johngramlich
John Gramlich
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22% of teen girls in the US say they use TikTok “almost constantly.” https://www.pewresearch.org/ ... [image]
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@monicaranders
Monica Anderson
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% of U.S. teens who say they ever use... YouTube: 93% TikTok: 63% Snapchat: 60% Instagram: 59% Facebook: 33 Discord: 28 Whatsapp: 21 Twitter (X): 20 Twitch: 17 NEW data from @pewresearch https://www.pewresearch.org/ ... [image]
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@monicaranders
Monica Anderson
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Which sites and apps are teens in the U.S. gravitating to these days? And how does this differ by gender, race or age? NEW from @pewresearch https://www.pewresearch.org/ ... [image]