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A full month without social media: this is what it gets you

A full month without social media: this is what it gets you

Many people in the Netherlands are participating in 'Social-free May' by taking a month-long break from platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Psychologist Thijs Launspach supports the initiative, highlighting the mental health benefits of disconnecting from attention-grabbing apps.

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