New Study Shows Nearly Half of Teens Are Constantly Online

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New Study Shows Nearly Half of Teens Are Constantly Online

A new Pew Research Center survey shows that teens in the U.S. are as digitally connected as ever, with nearly half of them being online almost constantly, and YouTube remains the most widely used platform.

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