Young People Increasingly Addicted to Social Networks and Associating Malaise with the Internet
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The young people of Spain have changed their habits when it comes to informing themselves. They no longer start their search on the news pages, but instead opt for a screen where politics, entertainment and opinion converge. According to a study published by *El Diario de Madrid*, social networks have become established as the main channel of information for young people, while podcasts and influencers gain prominence in their daily consumption.…
There are more and more young people revealing that they have started using the Internet less than ten years old. The time of use is also increasing, in particular for social networks, research or for watching videos, films or tutorials. This is one of the conclusions of the most recent survey of young participants on National Defence Day. Participation in this questionnaire was voluntary and anonymous.
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