I think this is a symptom of an addiction with social networking sites such as MySpace or LinkedIn -- where people have willingly keyed in all this information about themselves.

Don't network on your phone: Many social networking sites have mobile applications. If you feel you are on the verge of addiction, you should ask yourself if you really need this on your phone.

Addiction Facebook Fanaticism A brief look at social networking addiction Posted June 20, 2014 ...

A combination of low levels of both agreeableness and conscientiousness (someone can be both generally unsympathetic and irresponsible) often are related to a higher likelihood of social network ...

American medical discourse is chock full of addictions these days. There's video game addiction. Porn addiction. Gambling addiction. Internet addiction. And of course: Facebook addiction. At least ...

But surprisingly, people with high levels of both of these personality traits were also more likely to develop social network addiction, compared to people with average levels of the two traits.

Also, as Facebook is just one of many networking sites, the term “ social networking addiction ” would seem more appropriate. Yet, the term “addiction” itself remains potentially problematic.

Javed, A. et al. (2019) Evaluating the effects of social networking sites addiction, task distraction, and self‐management on nurses' performance.

A brief look at social networking addictionA behavioural addiction such as SNS addiction may thus be seen from a biopsychosocial perspective. Just like substance-related addictions, it would ...