Up to 7 Hours a Day on Social Media: Report Links Heavy Use to Poorer Teen Wellbeing

Social Media Is Making People Unhappy, New Global Report Reveals

The 2026 World Happiness Report has linked increased social media use to lower levels of life satisfaction, particularly among young people. The report, released to mark the International Day of Happiness on March 20, highlights growing concerns about the impact of digital platforms on global well-being. According to the findings, individuals who spend more time […] The post Social Media Is Making People Unhappy, New Global Report Reveals appear…

World Happiness Report says social media makes people unhappy

The 2026 World Happiness Report says people who are more inclined to use social media seem to be less satisfied with their lives. The World Happiness Report is released annually as part of   the International Day of Happiness celebrated on March 20. The report ranks countries based on how people rate their lives and well-being. The 2026 report found that life satisfaction among those under 25, especially in English-speaking and Western European …

Social Media Linked to Declining Happiness Among Young People, 2026 World Happiness Report Finds

Why Social Media Is Making a Connected Generation Feel More Alone. Digital experience quality may now be a critical determinant of human happiness.

Social Media Makes People Unhappy

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Up to 7 hours a day on social media: Report links heavy use to poorer teen wellbeing

OXFORD: The World Happiness Report, published on Thursday (March 19), shows a link between heavy social media use among teenagers and a threat to their well-being. On average, teenagers in the United States are spending almost five hours each day on social media: two hours on YouTube, 1.5 hours on TikTok, and another hour on Instagram. Even more alarmingly, 25 per cent of 13 and 14-year-old Americans spend seven or more hours a day on social med…