Nearly Half of UK Youth Wish for a World without Internet, Survey Reveals

In a survey conducted in the UK, almost half of young people expressed the opinion that they would have preferred a life without the Internet. The result can be interpreted in many ways, as it can be seen as both the starting point for a new, healthier way of thinking and the lament of an addict, finds Kristjan Port in R2's tech commentary.

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Survey shows half of young people want social media curfew

Half (47%) of young people aged 16 to 21 would prefer to be young in a world without the internet. 50% also say a social media curfew would improve their lives, according to a UK survey by BSI, the UK’s national standards body. A new US survey by the Pew Research Center shows that roughly half of teens (48%) say social media sites have a mostly negative effect on people their age, up from 32% in 2022. But fewer (14%) think they negatively affect…

Youngsters Want A Life Without Internet, New Study Shows

Study findings showed that 46 per cent of youngsters between 16 and 21 would prefer being without internet altogether.

Nearly half of young people would prefer to live in a world where the Internet would not exist, according to a new study, says The Guardian.

A new British survey reveals that almost half of young people want a world without the internet, and they also admit that using social media makes them feel worse.