May have been mentioned elsewhere in the comments, but I haven't read through all.
I think most commenters here missing the major point against Facebook for many young users: being forced to use your real identity (and only one account).
As already mentioned, most young people have switched to Instagram and find Facebook embarrassing.
That made sense.
What I was surprised to learn was that almost everyone has more than one account - often three or more.
This is actually the killer hidden feature of Instagram - easy to manage privacy.
So one has a main account, possibly public, that is OK for parents and strangers to see.
Then they have a private account for friends.
Then possibly a third account for close friends. This is one that nudes/sexual/illegal content is posted on.
I think most commenters here missing the major point against Facebook for many young users: being forced to use your real identity (and only one account).
As already mentioned, most young people have switched to Instagram and find Facebook embarrassing.
That made sense.
What I was surprised to learn was that almost everyone has more than one account - often three or more.
This is actually the killer hidden feature of Instagram - easy to manage privacy.
So one has a main account, possibly public, that is OK for parents and strangers to see.
Then they have a private account for friends.
Then possibly a third account for close friends. This is one that nudes/sexual/illegal content is posted on.