The secret online world of British teens: how streaks, deep likes and
   Britain's teenagers are growing up in a new online world, rife with
   Teenagers spend a large chunk of their time together at school, but
   potentially live other lives. Now teens broadcast online 24/7, to
   Like many of the teenagers I interviewed for this story, Maia is big on
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   lifestyle. Indeed, thinking of teens as the selfie generation might be
   logged in to Facebook three times in two years). But, like many teens I
   "Teens have matured. More than three emoji is seen as a little immature
   teenagers and asking them to talk about how they use social media. But
   thoughts, teenagers are cannier; they parley rather than proselytise,
   ""Teens have matured. More than three emoji is seen as a little
   Teens claim to find everything they need from different apps. Instagram
   is for sharing photos publicly; Twitter for talking to teen idols (and
   But teens can be fickle, and bore easily. My conversation with Iulia
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   But for all social media's flaws and its ability to spark teenage
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   mean they should worry: like most teenagers, she grew up fully aware of
   Not all teenagers are quite as aware of the perils of social media, she
   the "teenager" entered the lexicon. At some point in their lives,
   teenagers are as diverse as any other generation. They're smart, sparky
   Like all the teenagers I spoke to, Anna is aware that social media has