Though Gen Z tells YPulse they’re more likely to be viewers on social media these days than they are creators, Millennials had a much different experience when social platforms first launched. It wasn’t uncommon to post their every move on Facebook as a status update or publicize their relationship statuses via MySpace’s top eight. Even Instagram’s early days were all about picture-perfect “Instagrammability,” which YPulse reported on at the time. And while Gen Z thinks they’re doing things totally differently, new features they’re using and trends they’re taking part in prove quite the opposite. In fact, the tides seem to...