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More than 95% percent of teens go online at least once a day, and nearly 45 percent use the Internet "almost constantly." Americans watched an average of nearly four hours of television per day in 2017, representing more than half of their total leisure time.
According to a Pew Research Center Survey, 95% of American teenagers have access to the internet and use it on a daily basis. Of that number, almost 45% of teenagers say that they stay connected all the time to interact with friends through social media. The survey reveals that the favorite social media sites are Inst*gram, Sn*pchot, and F*cebook, in that order.
Regarding TV hours, other surveys report that in 2017, the average American citizen spent four hours a day watching TV, which represents a large percentage of leisure time that could have been invested in other more productive things.