For teens, it has been an essential rite of passage: They turn 13 and join Facebook.<\/p>\n
Since she signed up three years ago, friend requests and status updates are as much a part of Meera Kumar’s life as homework and exams at Menlo School, the elite private school in leafy Atherton, Calif., where she’s a 16-year-old sophomore.<\/p>\n
But when her kid sister Anika turned 13 last year, she gave Facebook a pass.<\/p>\n
“I guess I haven’t been that interested in it,” said Anika, who prefers sharing photos with friends on Instagram via her iPhone or video chatting with them onGoogle+.<\/p>\n
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