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In today’s world, where virtual communication has become an integral part of our lives, we spend more and more time scrolling through news feeds, messaging, and sharing moments of our lives online.
Often, this turns into an unconscious habit… Where is that fine line between a healthy interest in the virtual world and obsession?
If you've ever wondered how much the digital world has taken over your life, this test is for you! Answer 8 questions honestly, and we'll try to determine your level of social media dependency and offer some practical advice.
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