If asked what is the first thing that one do after getting up in the morning? With the vivid answers from across the readers, the fact remains the same that its the phone that that is the first thing one looks for immediately after waking up.
Today nothing is without digital, nothing can survive without social media. The regular hovering phone is one of the basic or should call it a key task performed by the majority of the population.
Meanwhile, the time span of usage of social media drastically impact the tech giants. And here is a simple example, a tweet by American media personality- Kylie Jenner in 2018 questioning whether anyone was still using Snapchat resulted in around $1 billion being wiped off the company’s valuation.
Believing the reports from TRG Datacenters, it says that about 4.8 billion people use social media. Which is 92.7% of the total internet users are dependent on social media. According to the Global social media statistics research summary 2024, the average daily usage is 2 hours and 23 minutes per day.
A growing number of online users are becoming aware of the psychological effects associated with excessive smartphone use and are actively seeking ways to address this issue. Deleting addictive apps is considered an effective option. To provide further insight into this emerging trend, here is a list of the most frequently deleted apps by users in 2023.
Coming to answer the question that which is the most deleted app in the year 2023 the one might not believe it to be “Instagram“.
In 2023, Instagram emerged as the most frequently deleted app, with Snapchat, Telegram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok trailing behind. In contrast, the deletion rates for WhatsApp and WeChat remained relatively low. Threads, a platform introduced by Meta in 2023, garnered an impressive 100 million users within five days of its launch. However, it has since witnessed an 80% decline in daily active users.
This report analyzed nine of the leading social media networks over a 12-month period to assess the average monthly frequency of searches for “how to delete my account.” This data was then standardized by calculating the number of these specific searches per 100,000 users each month.
Meanwhile, the favourite social media app among Gen-Z, was second on the list with around 1,30,000 people who are in the search to delete their Snapchat account.
