Ban on social media
‘Gen Z Generation’ means children who were born between 1997 and 2012. This was a time when technology started growing rapidly, which is now clearly seen on them. They know more tech in many cases from the rest of Millennial, but the same bean generation children have come on the streets in Nepal. The matter is not related to generation but it is related to social media platform. The Nepal government banned social media apps and the children came on the road and started demonstrating. Not only will you understand this whole matter, we will also tell you how much time people spend their time on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook.
What is the whole matter?
The Nepal government recently banned 26 social media platforms in the country. This decision of the government did not like Gen Z people and they came on the road in protest. The capital was gathered against the government’s decision in Kathmandu. The demonstration also became fierce.
Apart from this, the Nepal government says that the ban from social media apps will be removed only when these companies open their office in Nepal and register with the government. Also, companies listen to the complaints and make a system to prevent disturbances. The government says that companies like tickets and vibers obeyed the government, so they were not banned.
GEN-Z use social media so much
According to Vicinotech report, people of GEN-Z generation spend 4 to 6 hours a day on social media. Generation Z stories, reels, short videos, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube spend time.
Popular social media platform in the country
If we talk about the most popular app in India, then according to the report, Instagram is now at the top of the most used social media apps in the country. Jane Z then uses YouTube, Snap up and Redit.
What kind of content see more Gen-Z
On social media platforms, user Jane Z spends more time to watch short videos and watch memes.
- Short-form video-Whether it is 15 second reel, 30 seconds YouTube short, or any fun snap, generation Z prefers such content more. If it does not draw attention in the first few seconds, they swipe and remove it.
- Mim’s post-Generation Z likes smart comments on comedy, sutre and politics or everyday life. Mims are not just jokes.
- Peer-birthted content-According to the report, they trust the real people instead of a showy event. Friends, creators or even the real time content made by strangers often prefer more than a brand ad video.