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Can you quit facebook for 99 Days ?

By Vicky Singh - Thursday, 10 July 2014

Can you quit facebook for 99 Days ?
Yes i mean "stay away from Facebook for 99 days". Do not fret as this is a challenge set out by a Dutch creative agency 'Just'.

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, the non-profit initiative asks whether people would be happier without Facebook. It asks users to give up Facebook for a 99-day period, completing anonymous happiness surveys on days 33, 66 and 99.

According to Facebook, a user spends an average of 17 minutes a day on the social networking service. For 99 days, it would mean 28 productive hours that can be used to learn some new skill, the agency said.


"We found that users have at least a 'complicated' relationship with Facebook," Merjin Straathof, art director at Just, was quoted as saying in media reports.

Then, after seeing the news of Facebook's controversial emotion study, the agency launched this challenge. "We landed on a 99-day period, hoping that such interaction will serve as a support group of sorts," Straathof added.

Kaya hahaha. I deactivated last July pa, so more than 99 days na hahahaha

Kaya naman mabuhay without Facebook. Mahirap, pero doable hahaha. Pero at some point, I think I need to go back rin kasi even school announcements sa Facebook ginagawa. Hassle hahaa

 

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Can you quit facebook for 99 Days ?

By Vicky Singh - Thursday, 10 July 2014

Can you quit facebook for 99 Days ?
Yes i mean "stay away from Facebook for 99 days". Do not fret as this is a challenge set out by a Dutch creative agency 'Just'.

Called

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, the non-profit initiative asks whether people would be happier without Facebook. It asks users to give up Facebook for a 99-day period, completing anonymous happiness surveys on days 33, 66 and 99.

According to Facebook, a user spends an average of 17 minutes a day on the social networking service. For 99 days, it would mean 28 productive hours that can be used to learn some new skill, the agency said.


"We found that users have at least a 'complicated' relationship with Facebook," Merjin Straathof, art director at Just, was quoted as saying in media reports.

Then, after seeing the news of Facebook's controversial emotion study, the agency launched this challenge. "We landed on a 99-day period, hoping that such interaction will serve as a support group of sorts," Straathof added.

99 days is hard pero thats how our human brain designed us

 

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Can you quit facebook for 99 Days ?

By Vicky Singh - Thursday, 10 July 2014

Can you quit facebook for 99 Days ?
Yes i mean "stay away from Facebook for 99 days". Do not fret as this is a challenge set out by a Dutch creative agency 'Just'.

Called

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, the non-profit initiative asks whether people would be happier without Facebook. It asks users to give up Facebook for a 99-day period, completing anonymous happiness surveys on days 33, 66 and 99.

According to Facebook, a user spends an average of 17 minutes a day on the social networking service. For 99 days, it would mean 28 productive hours that can be used to learn some new skill, the agency said.


"We found that users have at least a 'complicated' relationship with Facebook," Merjin Straathof, art director at Just, was quoted as saying in media reports.

Then, after seeing the news of Facebook's controversial emotion study, the agency launched this challenge. "We landed on a 99-day period, hoping that such interaction will serve as a support group of sorts," Straathof added.

Kaya. 2 years mahigit na ko di gumagamit ng facebook

 

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Basta may IG hahaha

 

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Can you quit facebook for 99 Days ?

By Vicky Singh - Thursday, 10 July 2014

Can you quit facebook for 99 Days ?
Yes i mean "stay away from Facebook for 99 days". Do not fret as this is a challenge set out by a Dutch creative agency 'Just'.

Called

Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!

, the non-profit initiative asks whether people would be happier without Facebook. It asks users to give up Facebook for a 99-day period, completing anonymous happiness surveys on days 33, 66 and 99.

According to Facebook, a user spends an average of 17 minutes a day on the social networking service. For 99 days, it would mean 28 productive hours that can be used to learn some new skill, the agency said.


"We found that users have at least a 'complicated' relationship with Facebook," Merjin Straathof, art director at Just, was quoted as saying in media reports.

Then, after seeing the news of Facebook's controversial emotion study, the agency launched this challenge. "We landed on a 99-day period, hoping that such interaction will serve as a support group of sorts," Straathof added.

hirap pag walang fb talaga lalo na sa panahon ngayon puro online na

 

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Yaka, di naman neccessity eh...

 

[AkosiPotato]

Nag facebook lang naman ako dati dahil sa messenger.