A new survey conducted in the UK found that nearly half of young people wished they lived in a world without the internet.

One startup from the Netherlands is trying to accommodate such people by organizing offline meetups.The Offline Club ...

For a generation raised with smartphones and social media, one might assume that young people can’t imagine life without the ...

A recent UK study reveals that many young people aged 16-21 feel negatively impacted by social media, with nearly 70% ...

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Almost half of young people would rather grow up without having internet in their lives, a new UK study has found.

That's not all as well-over half of young people also said they felt worse about themselves after spending time on the ...

In retrospect, she credits the internet for showing the way: “A lot of young people are converting to the faith, and I think that’s just because there’s a wealth of things to search on the ...

Young people aren’t solely to blame for their ... For older generations, who came to the internet later in life, there’s still at least some natural skepticism toward what they see online.

New data out of Yale’s Youth Poll broke the internet last week when it revealed a partisan split within Gen Z. Given a ...

UK survey reveals that nearly half of young people would prefer a world without the internet, due to its negative impact on ...