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    February 27, 2018
    Social Media Use in 2018

    Substantial ‘reciprocity’ across major social media platforms

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    Social Media Use in 2018
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    Majority of Americans now use Facebook, YouTube
    Social platforms like Snapchat and Instagram are especially popular among those ages 18 to 24
    A majority of Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram users visit these platforms on a daily basis
    Substantial ‘reciprocity’ across major social media platforms
    Majority of users say it would not be hard to give up social media
    Use of different online platforms by demographic groups
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