Social Media Surveillance Linked to Emotional Distress in Relationships

A new study has found that keeping tabs on a former romantic partner through social media hinders emotional recovery. The findings indicate that both intentional surveillance and accidental exposure to an ex-partner's content are associated with increased distress, jealousy, and negative mood.

The report highlights the psychological effects of social media on personal relationships, emphasizing the significance of digital privacy and emotional well-being in the context of online interactions.