You can only rely upon four 'friends' on Facebook in a crisis

Scientists at the University of Oxford have found while on average we have 150
Scientists at the University of Oxford have found while on average we have 150 'friends' online, we can only turn to four of them when we have a personal problem.

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Social media study reveals you can only count on 4 of your 150 Facebook friends