American social networks use more than half

According to data from the Pew Research Center, the proportion of American adults using social networks was more than 50% for the first time. Six years ago, this ratio was only 5%. The changes in the data show that social networks have profoundly changed people's lives. Parents can use it to investigate the nanny's background; manufacturers can use it to release new products; The government publishes announcements through it, or many other functions.

On the Internet, 65% of adults use social networks. Among the 18-29-year-old population, the proportion was 83%, and the proportion of 50-64-year-olds was 51%. The proportion of young people logging on to social networking sites is twice times the average daily.

A 19-28-year-old woman is a big fan of social networking sites, with 89% using social networks and 69% per day, according to the survey. The survey argues that the commercial advertising of social networking sites is the main reason for women's favor. Income and education do not have a significant impact on use.

A separate Pew survey showed that blacks prefer Twitter over whites, and 25% of African-American Internet users use twitter,11% every day. 13% of people think of themselves as public opinion leaders on Twitter and the habit of sharing Twitter with mobile phones.

The most effective function of the Internet is still email and search. 61% said they went online every day, 59% of them surfed the internet every day, and 43% were online every day to watch social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace and LinkedIn.

The survey argues that social networking has become nearly saturated. If people are asked to describe a social network in a single word, most people say "good". But one person in every five would describe it as "boring", "Wasting Time" and "rotten".