REPORT: Teens Aren’t Leaving Facebook … They’re Just Not Visiting as Much
The latest study to report bad news for Facebook on the topic of teens didn’t focus on number of users, but rather, on frequency of visits.
The latest study to report bad news for Facebook on the topic of teens didn’t focus on number of users, but rather, on frequency of visits.
GlobalWebIndex polled 12,399 Facebook users in the U.S. and the U.K., and it found that while 50 percent of overall respondents said they were using the social network less than they had previously, that figure jumped to 64 percent for teens.
GWI said 55 percent of men reported using Facebook less, compared with 46 percent of women, adding that overall, younger groups cited this behavior more so than older ones.
The company said in a press release accompanying the chart below:
Of course, some caveats are needed here.
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