In the digital age, ethics in content creation are more crucial than ever. Our mission is to change the trajectory of the internet, so we're dedicated to setting the standard for ethical practices online. We create content that is informative, truthful, and overall good for humans! 

There is a correlation between social media and the mental well-being of teens, but it doesn’t necessarily cause teenagers to develop mental health problems. It all depends on HOW and WHY you access social media.  

We love to dive into the wild world of social media with you and take you through the nitty-gritty details. We’ve told you about social media and comparison, anxiety, self-esteem, FOMO, and sleep. We’ve talked about social media in education, at work and at home. We’ve even told you how Twitter could help detect depression!

46% of adults reported not being able to live without their smartphone. The contributing factor of this statistic is FOMO the Fear of Missing Out!

While Zoom fatigue has been weighing us down at work, its lesser known cousin, social media fatigue, has been wearing us down after we clock out. Social media addiction, envy, and anxiety are all significant predictors of social media fatigue.

Have you ever misplaced your phone and immediately felt an overwhelming sense of anxiety and panic wash over you? In a 2019 survey of over 2,100 adults in the UK, 53% reported experiencing "Nomophobia," or the fear of being without a phone.