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Sometimes keeping up with your social media channels can feel more stressful than fun — and according to an experimental study conducted by The Happiness Research Institute, ditching Facebook in particular can result in a happier life. To determine Here are answers to some of the most common reader questions about Facebook tracking, and how to stop it. Q: I really do want to quit facebook. How do I do that? A: You can quit facebook, but the social network will do its best to win you back. There are And I don’t really feel like going back. It turns out my Facebook addiction was just a (really) bad habit. By interrupting the habit, I might have broken the cycle. I won’t quit facebook completely—all those things I love about it haven’t changed. Luckily, you can export or replicate many of Facebook's most useful features with ease, so you can quit Facebook without losing what you love about it. If Facebook is your all-in-one stop for socializing online, you're probably better off staying with the Don’t quit. Smith spoke ET, while walking the red carpet for Concussion Romantic: The Oscar nominee has taken to Facebook to refute divorce rumors as well as share sweet posts for his wife Jada, such as a birthday message that included this Facebook privacy policies keep going down the drain. That's enough reason for many to abandon it. Here you will find nine more: After some reflection, I've decided to delete my account on Facebook. I'd like to encourage you to do the same. This is part .

Join us at Entrepreneur magazine's Growth Conference, Dec. 15 in Long Beach, Calif. for a day of fresh ideas, business mentoring and networking. Register here for exclusive pricing, available only for a limited time. Entrepreneurs are often time and money I've since discovered that I rely on Facebook to help maintain friendships more than I want to admit. Abandoning Facebook meant abandoning those friends, which proved harder than I thought. On February 3, I posted: In honor of the 10th anniversary of SOCIAL: We all know that Facebook, generally, is a bit of a time-suck. But with three quarters of a billion people regularly using it, perhaps many just see it as their social space (more interesting than talking to colleagues?). Yet for all its qualities In December, Leah Ingram of New Hope, Pennsylvania, posted this message on her Facebook wall: "Facebook, you and your damn cookies: You are revealing to my family everything I've been buying online as presents! Curses, you grinch!" Curses, indeed. .