Buzz, Ping, Repeat: How Social Media Notifications Shape Our Behaviorby@metaeatsbrains

Buzz, Ping, Repeat: How Social Media Notifications Shape Our Behavior

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Notifications on social media platforms, particularly for young users, act as addictive triggers, drawing them into a never-ending loop of engagement, affecting their education and sleep. The pressure to keep these notifications turned on remains a concern.

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