A survey conducted by the digital security company Kaspersky Lab shows that the vast majority of people want to leave social networks, often because he sees them as just a waste of time.According to research, most decide to remain users of social media such as Facebook, Instagram, etc. mainly because they fear losing their digital memories and contact with friends. Maintaining friendly contact is a difficult problem to solve, but Kaspersky Lab is working on a solution to help users save their digital memories. An app called FFForget will allow people to back up all their memories from the social networks they use and keep them in a secure encrypted memory store. The app is expected to give people the freedom to leave any network, whenever they wish, without losing information valuable to them. Previous research has shown a strong tendency among respondents to use digital devices as an "external aid" to their memory. Other research has also shown that people can't resist not checking their social media conversations, or check their status updates on their phones. However, this latest research shows that users are highly self-critical about their specific action and are aware of their obsession – the 39% of respondents said they think they waste their time on social networks. Almost it 78% stated that he has already considered leaving the social networks he belongs to.Continue at source ...
The 78% of people say they want to quit social media
A survey conducted by the digital security company Kaspersky Lab shows that the vast majority of people want to leave social networks, often because he sees them as just a waste of time.According to research, most decide to remain users of social media such as Facebook, Instagram, etc. mainly because they fear losing their digital memories and contact with friends. Maintaining friendly contact is a difficult problem to solve, but Kaspersky Lab is working on a solution to help users save their digital memories. An app called FFForget will allow people to back up all their memories from the social networks they use and keep them in a secure encrypted memory store. The app is expected to give people the freedom to leave any network, whenever they wish, without losing information valuable to them. Previous research has shown a strong tendency among respondents to use digital devices as an "external aid" to their memory. Other research has also shown that people can't resist not checking their social media conversations, or check their status updates on their phones. However, this latest research shows that users are highly self-critical about their specific action and are aware of their obsession – the 39% of respondents said they think they waste their time on social networks. Almost it 78% stated that he has already considered leaving the social networks he belongs to.Continue at source ...






