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Third of UK’s Gen Z think ringing the doorbell is too intrusive and would rather text, survey finds
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The shift in preference for digital communication over traditional methods, such as ringing a doorbell, reflects changing social norms and expectations among younger generations. This trend may be attributed to the increased use of technology and social media, which has altered the way people interact with each other. As a result, what was once considered a normal and polite way to initiate a visit, such as ringing a doorbell, is now being reevaluated by some as too formal or intrusive.
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Third of UK’s Gen Z think ringing the doorbell is too intrusive and would rather text, survey finds
Gen Z say ringing a doorbell is too intrusive and formal
19 Jun, 15:33
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