The 46% of teens—13- to 17-year-olds—who said they’re online ... Instagram and Facebook are fairly similar across gender lines, Pew reported. Pew polled just under 1,500 teenagers for the ...

Here’s a look at the key findings related to online platforms: YouTube continues to dominate. Roughly nine-in-ten teens say they use YouTube, making it the most widely used platform measured in our ...

Nearly half of US teens are “almost constantly” online, though the platforms they spend their time on vary significantly, according to a new Pew survey ... use is Instagram, whose popularity ...

The polls conducted online were among the biggest winners ... Even the widely used social media networks, like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook or Snapchat, attract very different and unrepresentative ...

The banned platforms included mainstream websites such as Facebook and Instagram, and upstart rivals ... accounts were restored following an online poll by Musk. Then, over the weekend, The ...

According to a survey ... and Instagram, earlier this year shared guidance with CISA and all 50 election offices outlining how to help election officials protect themselves online.

YouTube tops the 2022 teen online landscape among the platforms covered in the Center’s new survey, as it is used by 95% of teens. TikTok is next on the list of platforms that were asked about in this ...