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Facebook’s ‘teen problem’ may not be as bad as you thought

22
Jan
2014

While Facebook may have a “teen problem,” it may not be as bad as a report from iStrategy last week suggested. According to a report from GlobalWebIndex, Facebook’s usage among teens dropped 2% from Q2 to Q4 in 2013. That is not nearly as nearly as sharp a drop as the 25.3% drop among high schoolers from 2011 to 2014 that was reported in iStrategy’s report. According to the GlobalWebIndex report, teenagers still make up 39% of Facebook’s active users, which makes them the dominant age category. Only YouTube and Tumblr can also boast having teenagers as their largest age category. The report unfortunately doesn’t do a demographic breakdown of Snapchat and other mobile messaging apps that are likely also most

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