为什么现在我们在社交媒体上发帖的次数都减少了

美国人在网上分享的内容变得越来越安静,也越来越挑剔。而且,老实说,一样。

来源:ZDNet | 机器人新闻

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ZDNET 的关键要点

  • Americans say they post less than they did five years ago.
  • They've deleted a social or messaging app due to stress or anxiety.
  • Disconnecting brings relief, but also feelings of anxiety and FOMO.
  • New research from Incogni suggests Americans are quietly pulling back from social media, especially compared to just a few years ago.他们不一定会删除每个帐户,但他们会减少分享,向较小的受众发布内容,删除有压力的应用程序,并更加关注心理健康和数字倦怠的影响。

    感觉像工作

    Incogni surveyed a representative sample of 1,000 US adults between June 1 and June 9, 2026.

    The big finding: 55% of respondents said they post less now than they did five years ago.另有 53% 的人表示,他们对谁可以看到他们的帖子变得“更加严格”。 The study also found that 47% of respondents have deleted a social or messaging app because of "stress or anxiety." That's higher among younger adults, with 61% of millennials and 56% of Gen Z respondents.

    这符合我的经验。 I've noticed that deleting the apps causing my most compulsive behavior -- like TikTok, X, Instagram, and Messenger -- make a big difference.应用程序限制有所帮助,但很容易被忽视。已删除的应用程序很难在晚上 11:30 躺在床上并假装滚动 5 分钟不会变成 45 分钟时重新安装并重新登录。

    Also:The simple phone habit change that saves your screen time (and your sanity)

    Incogni also found that more than half of respondents, 51%, said maintaining an online presence "feels like work."在 Z 世代中,这一比例上升至 60%。甚至 38% 的婴儿潮一代也同意这一观点。

    尝试消失一点

    Also:I bricked my iPhone to prevent doomscrolling - how life has been after six months of use

    悲伤,但也有点棒。

    Apparently, though, I am not the only one trying to disappear a little online.

    心理健康很重要

    矛盾