The social-networking internet sites are getting unpopular among millennials -- a person achieving younger maturity in the early 21st century, in line with a US-based marketplace analysis agency.
The Origin's survey has printed that over 50 per cent of customers between the ages of 18 and 24 were "seeking relief from social media".
Further, 34 per cent of them had deleted their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and courting app Tinder accounts entirely, the poll, conducted in closing December, has printed.
However, picture-based messaging app Snapchat didn't get the boot from their phones and drugs.
Up to 41 per cent of the younger customers stated they had been losing too much time on social media, while many respondents have been discovered to be using social media in more aspects of their lives like online shopping.
The survey had discovered that 65 per cent of respondents were following brand profiles, with 43 per cent saying that they had executed online shopping thru a social-media platform.
Among the 1000 Gen Z - the ones born in 1994 or later - participants, the marketplace agency has discovered that over half of them had bought online because of an ad of their social media feed. Also, 57 per cent of them stated superstar endorsements helped them in making a buying determination.
The Origin's survey has printed that over 50 per cent of customers between the ages of 18 and 24 were "seeking relief from social media".
Further, 34 per cent of them had deleted their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and courting app Tinder accounts entirely, the poll, conducted in closing December, has printed.
However, picture-based messaging app Snapchat didn't get the boot from their phones and drugs.
Up to 41 per cent of the younger customers stated they had been losing too much time on social media, while many respondents have been discovered to be using social media in more aspects of their lives like online shopping.
The survey had discovered that 65 per cent of respondents were following brand profiles, with 43 per cent saying that they had executed online shopping thru a social-media platform.
Among the 1000 Gen Z - the ones born in 1994 or later - participants, the marketplace agency has discovered that over half of them had bought online because of an ad of their social media feed. Also, 57 per cent of them stated superstar endorsements helped them in making a buying determination.
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