Quebecers Spend 3+ Hours Daily on Screens
Quebecers Screen Time Surge: A Generational Shift - A new study reveals a significant increase in daily screen time, with the average user now spending three hours and forty-one minutes online. The gap between generations is narrowing, with older adults showing the most substantial jump. Devices are used for connection and entertainment, with vertical videos on platforms like Facebook driving engagement. Despite concerns about addiction and attention span, experts note that screen times impact varies based on usage.
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