Digital natives who have no memory of the world before smartphones

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Progressive stance on these issues. Gen Zers are 35% likely to know someone who prefers to use gender- neutral pronouns , compared to 25% of Millennials and 16% of Gen Xers. They are also more likely to demand options other than male or female on official documents.


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Of course, Such positions vary depending on Gen skype database Zers' political engagement, but generational differences are present within each political party, and very pronounced among Republicans. 3 in 10 Republican Gen Zers believe that society is not accepting enough of non-binary people, compared to two in 10 Republican Millennials.


According to a 2018 Pew Research Center survey , 95% of 13-17 year-olds have access to a smartphone and use at least one of the 7 major online social platforms. 85% of teens use YouTube, 7.2 % Instagram, 69% Snapchat. Facebook is less popular among these young people, who use it at only 51%. 45% of teens say they are online “almost constantly”. Researchers establish a cause and effect link between the amount of time these teens spend on their cell phones and the increase in anxiety and depression among them. The main interested parties have a mixed opinion on the question: 31% of Gen Zers opt for a positive effect of these new technologies on their generation (main argument: maintaining the link with their loved ones), 24% consider them negative (mentioning the rise of cyberbullying), and 45% have no strong opinion on the question.