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Facebook vs. FaceTime

Why do you use social media?
Facebook vs. FaceTime

Current friends: 67%

Family: 64%

Long lost friends: 50%

Fellow hobbyists: 14%

New friends: 9%

Celebs, athletes, & politicos: 5%

Romance partners: 3%

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