Survey: Aussies stop during sex to use social media

Peter Applebaum, Managing Director, Tick ContentSome Australians will stop whatever it is they are doing – even sex – to respond to a Facebook update or a tweet, a survey has found.

The survey of the social media habits of 885 people, aged 18 to over 70, also found that a percentage of the population admit to being addicted to social media.

“For young people especially, the difference between social media and reality is blurring. The more time you spend on social media, the more you rely on it,” said Peter Applebaum, MD of Tick Yes, the social media specialist behind the survey.

The survey, conducted by Nine Rewards for Tick Yes, found that one fifth of Aussies – and women more than men – use social media to connect with brands.

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