Researchers say a "digital detox" won't leave you with any withdrawal symptoms.
AdvertisementAdvertisementGoing on a full "digital detox" may not be all that beneficial after all, according to a new study by researchers at Durham University.
They say that the findings show social media may not be as addictive as some claim.
The digital detox did cause the participants to feel fewer negative emotions, like intimidation and harassment, and many reported experiencing less FOMO.
AdvertisementAdvertisementExperts haven't reached a consensus on how harmful and addictive social media really is.
Persons:
disconnecting, —, Molly Russell, Pinterest, Sally Andrews
Organizations:
Service, Durham University, Facebook, Meta, Nottingam Trent University