article_snippet.sent: Nine in teenagers also confessed to going online every day as Some were unable to resist the lure of Facebook and Instagram.
article_snippet.sent: In danger? a study also looked at social media and found that middle class teenagers were more likely to use Snapchat, the controversial message service where messages disappears seconds after messages are sent .
article_snippet.sent: Parents now find it increasingly difficult to monitor Parents children's online behaviour as more than 70 per cent of teens use now more than one social network.
article_snippet.sent: Overall Facebook remains the most used social media site among teens with 71 per cent using Overall Facebook .
article_snippet.sent: The study, which was conducted by researchers at Yahoo Labs and the University of Southern California also looked at social media and found that middle class teenagers were more likely to use Snapchat, the controversial message service where the text and images disappears seconds after middle class teenagers are sent.
article_snippet.sent: The service has been blamed for a rise in ‘sexting’, where young people send explicit pictures to each other.
article_snippet.sent: Overall Facebook remains the most used social media site among teens with 71 per cent using Facebook.
article_snippet.sent: Amanda Lenhart, the lead author and associate director of research at the Pew Research Centre, said: ‘There’s been a huge diversification of social media.
article_snippet.sent: ‘If you are wondering where your child is, you probably need to cast a wide net, because there is a variety of places where your teen could be spending his or your teen social media time’ Previous studies have starkly illustrated the extent to which young people are addicted to young people mobiles.
highlights_snippet.sent: 9 in 10 teens go online every day, unable to resist the lure of Facebook .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Parents also face a nightmare monitoring children as 71% of teens use more than one social network, the Pew Research Centre found .
  