Study Reveals New Jersey’s Bad Social Media Habit – Are You Guilty?

If your birthday predates 1992, then you will remember the original social media platforms were websites such as MySpace, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Tumblr.  But you could only access those platforms from a desktop computer.

Today, there is an endless number of social media network options that cater to different people's interests and goals.  And all of these ways to connect with others can all be found on that smartphone you carry with you everywhere.

The latest study of people's social media habits has revealed interesting details about states like New Jersey. The Secure Data Recovery Research Team surveyed thousands of Americans between 18 to 76 years old to find out people's social media habits.

How Bad Is New Jersey At Oversharing On Social Media?

According to their research, 88% of Americans think parents overshare their children on social media and 56% of Survey respondents have unfollowed someone for oversharing their controversial opinions, political views, and health issues.

The Secure Data Recovery Research Team has rated New Jersey as the second-worst state at Oversharing on Social Media. NJ Residents overshare more than any other state on social media about financial information, sensitive/traumatic experiences, and illegal activities.

Although they are not the worst in the United States, New Jersey residents also overshare political content.  People in The Garden State share mostly criticism and negative memes about candidates on social media.

The good news is New Jersey ranked as one of the best states in America for NOT oversharing about their kids online. NJ residents are rated the 4th best in the United States at not posting excessive content about their children on social media.

These Are The Top Ten States That Overshare On Social Media In America:

1. West Virginia
2. New Jersey
3. Arkansas
4. Kentucky
5. Oregon
6. Nebraska
7. Illinois
8. California
9. Colorado
10. Alabama

Aside from oversharing online, one of the other issues in today's world of smartphones is controversial Social Media Challenges. These are the most dangerous Online Trends that New Jersey parents need to be aware of: