Used to use Reddit to post memes, deleted my account as I have gotten bored of using it.I only have a Reddit for replying to tutorials I find.
I deleted my personal TikTok account 2 months ago because I spent too much time scrolling videos.
I got the shock of my life when my aunt who has probably never owned a computer, is one of the people paying for premium answerphone service in current space year (as in she can dial in from any landline to pick up messages from anywhere and uses that to do her business), had an old dumb mobile phone turned off 99% of the time in the glovebox of her car (granted that is technically more active mobile phone than me)... hopefully you get the picture was given an old tablet by her son to see pictures of her grandkids and I see her using telegram quite happily,
- Whatsapp: it's the only app in it's soort my parents understand, and they're to old to change.
The young demographic is always using them, and its never good for their life at that.Snapchat - I deleted my account many years ago.
TikTok - I have never used.
We found someone that comments on porn sites?[looks at my porn site channels that have chats in them] I got all of them
The young demographic is always using them, and its never good for their life at that.
I completely agree with you.Today social networks today like Instagram gives younger people an unrealistic idea of how they should look and all that, which I do feel too much of is dangerous for long term mental health.
In general I think the internet was a lot safer back then, despite what the media might have had you believe at the time.
Is it malicious (which I will push towards actively malicious in this reply) or more a feature of the system? People only posting the good stuff, people using filters that might be known to them but trick the lizard brain, those perhaps more prone to seeking social validation seeing those struggling and getting validation/attention for it wanting some of that (munchausen syndrome is a bit strong for some of that but a jumping off point, social contagion is a real thing though), it generally being a poor substitute for human interaction...This right here, 100%. But sadly the more something expands, the more ways people find to use it maliciously.