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The Gambling, Gaming & Technology Use Community of Interest brings together addiction and mental health service providers, researchers and subject matter experts in the fields of gambling, technology/Internet use and video gaming to collaborate and share knowledge on emerging trends and clinical best practices.

Reply to "'Ten Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now'"

I'm wondering what some of the arguments in the book are?

I'm in a weird boat, where, I never got popular social media like FaceBook growing up (despite the peer pressure to do so) but grew up with everyone around me having it. I always felt that, even a decade ago, it was odd to put up your communications with everyone to see it vs. individualized messaging or communities (like specialized forums). I felt that amongst different friend groups, family members or work colleagues - they knew me in different ways or were interested in different things and to have a crafted version that appealed to everyone didn't sound appealing. I also could see that people were on it all the time, and just didn't want to end up spending my time like that (as I think I have the personality to get easily drawn into it - even without people working on it to bring people in).

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