Social media fatigue describes the feeling of being overwhelmed by the pressure to constantly engage with multiple social networks. Keeping up with different platforms can cause boredom and concerns about privacy. To avoid burnout, people can set limits on which networks they use, disconnect occasionally to spend more time with offline activities and hobbies, and take periodic breaks from social media. A 2013 survey found that 61% of Facebook users had taken breaks from the site for several weeks or more at a time due to issues like uninteresting content from friends. As new platforms continue to emerge, social media fatigue is a real problem but taking breaks can help people channel their energy into offline projects.