{"content":[{"text":"effect of facebook use can sometimes be to lower one’s self esteem, particularly \n among heavy users. \n b. Feelings around Facebook use are thus often ambivalent. Over a recent 12 month \n period, (5) 42% of users reported having taken a break from the site for several \n weeks or more and (6) 26% claimed to have deleted the app altogether from their \n phone, though again they can only stand such social deprivation so long before \n they restore it. \n c. (7) Instagram is another popular social media site. (8) It is specifically designed \n for communication among peers. Facebook on the other hand is a more “official” \n public site. Parents, relatives, old acquaintances as well as current friends are \n often included within one’s Facebook network. Employers will often access the \n Facebook accounts of job applicants. (9) Instagram content tends to be more \n experimental and more edgy, less documenting experiences and more expressive \n of one’s personality. (10) Indeed it is not uncommon for people to have multiple \n Instagram accounts for different audiences. Pictures tend to be even more heavily \n edited and likes more carefully tracked, as after all my followers are my friends; \n (11) my reputation among them more immediately critical than my reputation \n with my relatives. It is no surprise that Instagram is the most heavily used social \n media site for teens and young adults. While you need to be at least 13 to set up \n an account, such a term of service is easily hacked. (12) The amount of young \n adult traffic also leads to marketers to pay those with large numbers of followers, \n influencers, to promote their products. \n Snapchat is also popular especially among teens, with 69% being active users. (1) \n Snapchat posts are automatically removed after 24 hours. (2) This can lead to greater \n spontanaeity, less curation …or circumspection in what one posts. Snapchat also tends to \n be more text based. Such differences between Instagram and Snapchat: spontaneous vs \n curated, visual vs textual, suit different thoughts and experiences, different feelings and \n desires, different personality traits, to some degree then, different persona. \n a. (4) Self-presentation on Tinder is different yet. As a dating app, (6) users are \n trying to sell themselves to strangers who may only look at your picture or if \n you manage to catch their attention, your profile, for a few seconds as they (7)","bbox":{"left":0.176503,"top":0.089121,"width":0.702445,"height":0.804303}},{"text":"4.","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.664096,"width":0.014705999999999997,"height":0.020212000000000008}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}