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Facebook Is ‘Dead and Buried’ to Teens in the UK

BiGsAm
BiGsAm
Dec 29, 2013

It appears that Facebook isn’t doing well with British teens between 16 & 18 years old.  According to data by anthropologist Daniel Miller, Facebook’s  isn’t popular anymore  among teens.  The study finds that a growing number of teens find Facebook to be “uncool” and instead use other social platforms like WhatsApp and Twitter.

“Anthropologist Daniel Miller has been studying British teens, and he has a dire message for Facebook: The social network is “dead and buried” to Britain’s 16-to-18-year-olds because they’re “embarrassed even to be associated with it.” To keep in touch with friends away from mom and dad, Miller found, teens are turning most often to Twitter; photo network Instagram (which is owned by Facebook); to Snapchat, which sends self-destructing photos; and to WhatsApp, a free replacement for cellphone text messaging. That only makes sense.”

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Source: wired.com

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